[CogSci] 3-year graduate fellowships @ the Department of Cognitive Science of the ENS in Paris
GIAVAZZI Maria
maria.giavazzi at ens.fr
Thu Sep 20 02:48:33 PDT 2018
The Cognitive Science Department (https://cognition.ens.fr/en) of Ecole
Normale Supérieure in Paris offers paid three-year fellowships to
international students interested in joining our Master in Cognitive
Science, which offers interdisciplinary training in Linguistics,
Psychology, Neurosciences, Cognitive Social Sciences and Philosophy.
The Department of Cognitive Science is part of the Ecole Normale
Supérieure (www.ens.fr), which is the world’s top institution for Nobel
prize winners among its alumni (13 Nobel prizes, 10 fields medals). The
Department of Cognitive Science is an exciting training and research
environment covering the full breadth of human cognitive abilities, with
over 60 Faculty working on four strategic research programs: 1. language
and communication; 2. social and collective cognition; 3. perception,
attention and consciousness; 4. decision making and rationality. These
research questions are investigated using the concepts, methods and
techniques from various disciplines, including analytical philosophy,
linguistics, cognitive psychology, evolutionary biology, cognitive and
computational neuroscience.
The fellowships include:
- monthly stipend: 1000 euros;
- possibility of subsidized housing;
- access to subsidized cafeteria (about 4 euros/meal);
- minimal tuition fees (about 500 euros/year).
These fellowships will be attributed on the basis of a competitive exam,
known as the 'ENS international selection' taking place by Skype for the
Sciences and in person for Arts and Humanities.
For more details (including eligibility), please visit:
http://www.ens.fr/en/academics/admissions/international-selection
Sciences application deadline: October 19, 2018
Arts and Humanities application deadline: October 31, 2018
Contact Information:
Maria Giavazzi
maria.giavazzi at ens.fr
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Maria Giavazzi, Ph.D.
Département d'Etudes Cognitives
Ecole normale supérieure
29, rue d'Ulm
75005 Paris, France
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