Computational Cognitive Science
How do humans process language, and how does this compare to Large Language Models like ChatGPT? How can AI become safer, more user-friendly, and aligned with human cognition? How can we use AI to better understand memory, perception, and brain activity?
If you're eager to combine technical skills with deep questions about the mind and machine, then the Master's degree in Computational Cognitive Science (CCS) is for you.
What to expect from the Master's programme Computational Cognitive Science
✔ Study and simulate human cognition and analyze neuroimaging data
✔ ️Use artificial intelligence to study language, memory, and brain activity
✔ Apply cognitive models to improve technology, education, and user experience
✔ Master advanced techniques in data science, machine learning, and computational modelling
This two-year Master's program is your chance to explore the depths of human cognition. Explore cutting-edge AI techniques, cognitive models, and neuroscience to understand and improve the way humans and technology interact!
Specialize in
- Human-Centred AI
- Human Language Modelling
- Neuro-Cognitive Computing
Cambridge C1 CAE or Cambridge C2 CPE Certificate with a min. score of 180
IELTS (Academic): overall score 6.5 (min. 6.5 in every category)
TOEFL iBT*: overall score 90 (min. 21 in Reading, Listening, and Speaking, 24 in Writing)
TOEFL iBT*: overall score 4.5 (min. 4 in Reading and Speaking, 4.5 in Listening, 5 in Writing)
A Bachelor's degree in Artificial Intelligence, Psychology or a relevant degree including the following subjects: Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Psychology or Cognitive Science, Statistics and Research methods, practical skills in Programming.
This is merely an indication of required background knowledge. The Board of Admissions determines whether the specific contents of this/these course(s) meet the admission requirements of the master programme for which you applied.
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Job examples
- PhD researcher in AI, neuroscience, or cognitive science
- Human-computer interaction specialist
- Interaction designer or usability expert
- Software developer in cognitive technology
- Cognitive modelling consultant
- Research scientist at institutions such as TNO
- AI developer in start-ups or innovation labs
- Data scientist focusing on behavioural or neural data
