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Master of Science

Cognitive Science (MSc)

Osnabrück University

Osnabrück, GermanyPsychology
APS Requiredfull-time

Degree

Master of Science

Language

English

Tuition

€350/sem

Duration

4 semesters

Programme Overview

Studies in the Cognitive Science Master's programme cover multiple aspects of cognition, such as perception, attention, memory, learning, problem solving reasoning, emotions, and language. The Master's programme consists of 120 ECTS credits (including thesis).

Admission Requirements

Minimum GPA
No fixed minimum GPA is published on the current official programme page.
English requirements
English language proficiency at level B2 or higher required.
APS Certificate
Yes
Thesis required
Yes

Costs & Funding

Tuition fee
No tuition; semester contribution approx. 350 EUR/semester (includes public transport)
ECTS credits
120 ECTS
Funding info

Tuition: No tuition; semester contribution approx. 350 EUR/semester (includes public transport)

Career Outcomes

Specialisations

Cognition: Mind, Ethics, and SocietyCognition: Artificial Intelligence and Machine LearningCognition: (Computational) NeuroscienceCognition: Psychology, Language, and Communication

Typical job roles

Research scientistAI/ML specialistNeuroscientistCognitive psychologistComputational linguistHuman-computer interaction specialist

Target industries

AcademiaResearch institutionsTechnology companiesAI industryHealthcarePsychologyLinguistics

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Programme details

Degree
Master of Science
Language
English
Duration
4 semesters
Mode
full-time
Deadline
15 June (annual)

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