Cognitive Science.....
...is the interdisciplinary study of minds, brains and behaviour. Many disciplines contribute to this overarching goal, including, but not restricted to, Psychology, Philosophy, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Neuroscience, Linguistics, and Anthropology.
At University College Dublin, we offer a one year taught masters degree in Cognitive Science, as well as degrees of M.Sc. and Ph.D. by research. Here you will find information about the taught programme, research degrees, and associated schools and staff.
If you are just looking for information on Cognitive Science in general, click on the "Resources" tab above, where you will find pointers to a variety of informative sources.
Cognitive Science is normally taught at the postgraduate level. However we also provide an undergraduate module entitled "COMP 20090: An Introduction to Cognitive Science", taught in the Spring semester. For details, click on "Undergraduate" in the above menu bar.
Important note
The Cognitive Science programme at UCD is not part of any clinical training programme, and is not designed with a clinical progression in mind. If you seek a clinical career in psychology, you should read what the Psychological Society of Ireland has to say.
If you are looking for details of the MSc in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for Children and Adolescents, please go to this website. The CBT programme is not affiliated with the Cognitive Science Programme.