Bachelor of Arts (BA) – Honours Cognitive science is the scientific study of the mind and its processes. What is especially exciting about cognitive science is its interdisciplinary cooperation involving psychologists, philosophers, computer scientists, neuroscientists and others. Though researchers from each of these fields have long studied thought, emotion, perception, memory, language and other aspects […]
Find the right program for your academic interests and career aspirations. We have flexible options to accommodate your goals and schedule. Quick Links Philosophy Learn how to think, not what to think. You will also learn to problem solve, consider different approaches to problems and simplify complex arguments. Cognitive Science Combine the oldest philosophical questions […]
Find the right program for your academic interests and career aspirations. Undergraduate Programs Our primary offerings give you a strong foundation for your career and future studies. Certificate Give your existing degree a philosophical flavour with our certificate program. Graduate Programs Take your love of learning to the next level with advanced graduate studies.
Quick Links Want more information? Immerse yourself in the study of philosophical thought. Explore the complex nature of the functions of the mind and answer the oldest questions in philosophy. Commitment to Excellence As a Philosophy student at York, you will be a member of one of Canada’s leading philosophy programs. Our program is ranked […]
Connect with the Department of Philosophy to learn more about our program offerings or to receive academic support. Quick Links Staff Directory YorkU Atlas Academic Advising News How to Reach Us Department of Philosophy S448 Ross Building, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3 416-736-5113 lapsphil@yorku.ca cogs@yorku.ca Office Hours(Remote) Monday to Friday8 a.m. – 4:30 […]
Learn how to think, not what to think, as we explore life’s deepest questions. Discover how to tackle the big issues–the nature of happiness, the requirements of justice, the limits of knowledge and the meaning of freedom–and engage in effective arguments with alternative points of view. These philosophical skills are essential to all areas of modern life, not just academics. […]