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Welcome Week
The week before the start of lectures is traditionally reserved for the freshie week. The Cognitive Science Freshie Week, organized by the Mentoring Team and the CogSci student body, will be happening from October 9th - 13th. Here, you will meet your fellow freshies and students from higher semesters, learn everything there is to know about the Cognitive Science programs and have an overall great time. You will learn to use the various university online tools, will be advised on how the study regulation works, and how to find the right courses.
ComCo Conference 2023
This years ComCo Conference with a main focus on computational models of higher-level cognition will take place on 9th and 10th October 2023 in Osnabrück. With an exciting mix of invited keynote speakers and contributed short talks and posters, we aim to foster collaborations and stimulate new research in the area of Computational Cognition. More Information can be found on the conference website:
For Prospective Students:
Bachelor Cognitive Science
This program is designed for you to explore the different fields within Cognitive Science, all while building a solid foundation in the core areas of Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Modelling, Computational Linguistics, Neurobiology, Neuroinformatics, Neuroscience, Philosophy of Mind.
Master Cognitive Science
This Master Program allows you to refine your knowledge in Cognitive Psychology, Artificial Intelligence, Linguistics and Computational Linguistics, Neuroinformatics and Robotics, Neuroscience, and Philosophy of Mind and Cognition. You will build on your research skills through lab rotations, a year-long study project, and your master's thesis.
Online Master Cognitive Science
The "Osnabrück Cognitive Science Master Online Studies" (OS-COSMOS) program is an online track to the Master Program for international students living outside of Germany. You can major in Artificial Intelligence, Neuroscience, and Neuroinformatics.
Master Cognitive Computing
The Cognitive Computing Program specializes in studying computational models of cognitive abilities. This course addresses working professionals who will continue to work in parallel to their studies. Graduates of this program are able to use their acquired skills for the development of innovative intelligent systems and services.
