Scope: • A cutting-edge discipline involving philosophy, cognitive science, and neuroscience. • Often jointly researched by philosophers and scientists. Specialization Module Design: • Tailored for students pursuing careers or academic paths in psychology or philosophy. • Provides foundational training in philosophy, cognitive science, and neuroscience through interdisciplinary courses. • Encourages exploration of dialogues between traditions such as Buddhist studies and Continental phenomenology in the context of consciousness and cognitive research. Course List (Total of 15 credits): • Philosophy of Mind (Department of Philosophy) • Introduction to Philosophy of Consciousness (Department of Philosophy) • Human Learning and Cognition (Department of Psychology) • Phenomenology and Cognition (Department of Philosophy) • Buddhist Philosophy of Consciousness (Department of Philosophy) Course Highlights: • Philosophy of Mind: Introduces basic philosophical perspectives on the mind. • Introduction to Philosophy of Consciousness: Guides students into philosophical issues related to consciousness and cognition. • Human Learning and Cognition: Offered by the Department of Psychology, provides foundational knowledge of neuroscience and cognitive science related to consciousness and cognition. • Phenomenology and Cognition: Explores Continental phenomenology’s perspectives on consciousness and cognition, addressing its relevance to contemporary philosophy and science.