Courses
Courses Offered by the Cognitive Science Program
| Course | Course Title | 2024-2025 Instructors |
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| COG250Y1 | Introduction to Cognitive Science |
Mark Miller |
| COG260H1 | Data, Computation, and the Mind |
Can Mekik |
| COG341H1 | Issues in Cognitive Science I: Attention, Perception, and Consciousness |
Alex Djedovic |
| COG342H1 | Issues in Cognitive Science II: Concepts, Theories of Mind, Cognitive Evolution |
Alex Djedovic |
| COG343H1 | Issues in Cognitive Science III: Computational Cognition |
Not offered 2023-2024 |
| COG344H1 | Issues in Cognitive Science IV: Language and Communication |
Myrto Grigoroglou |
| COG345H1 | Issues in Cognitive Science V: Cognitive Science and Society |
Jim John |
| COG401H1 | Seminar in Cognitive Science |
Jim John |
| COG402H1 | Seminar in Cognitive Science (Science) - Winter Semester (S) |
John Vervaeke |
| COG403H1 | Seminar in Cognitive Science
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Yang Xu for COG403H1F Can Mekik for COG403H1S |
| COG404H1 | Seminar in Cognitive Science |
Myrto Grigoroglou |
| COG415H1 | Cognitive Science in Practice |
TBD |
| COG470H1 | Special Topics in Cognitive Science (NEW) |
John Vervaeke |
| COG497Y1 | COG Independent Study |
Faculty |
| COG498H1 | Independent Study |
Dirk Bernhardt-Walther |
| COG499H1 | Independent Study |
Dirk Bernhardt-Walther |
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Cognitive Science Seminar
- Science Major students in need of a fourth-year seminar should enroll in COG402H
- Arts Major students in the need of a fourth-year seminar should enroll in COG401H
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Independent Study
Prerequisite: 15.0 credits and a minimum cGPA of 3.0
Applications for Y and F courses are due by June 30th prior to the academic year; S courses are due by September 15th and summer proposals are due by February 15th. Application form is available below.
Students interested in completing an independent study course should contact Prof. Dirk Bernhardt-Walther at dirk.bernhardt.walther@utoronto.ca.- COG497Y1/COG498H1/COG499H1 – Independent Study application form
- Completed applications can be submitted to Khamla Sengthavy at khamla.sengthavy@utoronto.ca