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Graduate Students
Mia CoutinhoB.S. Neuroscience, Lafayette CollegeFirst year Ph.D. student in the Interdisciplinary Program in NeuroscienceResearch interests: first- and second language acquisition, language recov
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Courses
Cognitive Science ICOS 7710: Cognitive Science Core Course (can be taken more than once) ICOS 7712: Cognitive Science Seminar (can be taken more than once) ICOS 7949: Tutorial: Cognitive Sc
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Program Specific Requirements
Computer Science Computer Science PhD students wishing to participate in the cognitive science concentration must receive approval from their advisor and DGS. The concentration requires students t
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Requirements
Cognitive Science Concentration Requirements 12-15 credits (4-5 courses) in 1-2 departments or programs outside of the major Ph.D., selected to provide a background in another field of cognitive s
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Strengths in Cognitive Science at Georgetown
The interdisciplinary community of relevant faculty at Georgetown has great strength in several specific areas that are likely to develop into joint research projects and joint recruiting of new stud
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Faculty Executive Committee
The Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Concentration in Cognitive Science is led by the Faculty Executive Committee from a number of programs across Georgetown University. Elissa Newport, Ph.D.Co-Director, I
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Admission
Prospective incoming graduate students interested in pursuing the cognitive science concentration at Georgetown may apply simultaneously to the new interdepartmental concentration and to the particip
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Program of Study
Students in the Cognitive Science concentration will obtain their Ph.D. in different disciplinary areas, but each will be trained in interdisciplinary fields as well, by developing an individualized
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