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UPDATE FOR COGS STUDENTS:

Interested in joining the Cognitive Science Student Society? Send an email to Cogs Major, Megan Sakai at cogs-pres at sfu.ca.

 

FEBRUARY 9TH, 2012 : Academic Options Day

Come look for us Thursday in the AQ from 11am to 2pm. Hope to see you there!

 

Welcome to the Cognitive Science Program

Who | What | When | Where | Why | How

Cognitive science is for students who are willing to ask questions and critically engage a wide range of perspectives from different disciplines. The multi-faceted nature of cognitive science means that students will develop a variety of applicable skills and knowledge, and the ability to pursue either professional positions or further education at the graduate level. The Cognitive Science Program at SFU equips students with the ability to communicate clearly; critically evaluate evidence and data; program and use computers; and apply conceptual, analytical and interpersonal skills to a variety of situations. Find out more through the Who - What - When - Where - Why - How links above, and click here to find out more about the Program.

 

Steve DiPaola became the Director of the Cognitive Science Program in September, 2010. Click here for the December 2010 issue of the Faculty of Arts and Social Science Newsletter where an interview with Steve and a feature on his research on the Discovery Channel is available.

 

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