[FOM] Interdisciplinary M.Sc. Programme in Logic, Amsterdam
Benedikt Loewe
loewe at math.uni-bonn.de
Wed Mar 17 13:41:38 EST 2004
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Please distribute among potentially interested students.
The canonical candidate for the M.Sc. Programme of Logic
has a B.A. degree (or equivalent credentials) in either
mathematics, philosophy, linguistics or computer science
and is strongly interested in an interdisciplinary
approach to logic. For practical reasons (housing and
visa), students should apply as soon as possible (before
the end of the month), although there is no strict
deadline.
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UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM
Interdisciplinary and international MSc programme in Logic
http://www.illc.uva.nl/gpil/
The English-language MSc programme in Logic is a two-year international
programme that has been in existence for nine years. The programme is
organized by the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC), an
interdisciplinary institute with members from computer science,
philosophy, cognitive science, (computational) linguistics and
mathematics.
The MSc programme reflects these interdisciplinary aspects. Students
enter with a bachelor's degree in mathematics, philosophy, linguistics,
computer science, AI or other neighbouring fields. Students can choose one
of four specialisations:
(*) Logic and Mathematics
(*) Logic and Computation
(*) Logic and Philosophy
(*) Logic and Language
Students can thus keep in touch with their original major while
simultaneously enjoying common goals and interests with students from a
wide variety of backgrounds.
---Student profile---
The student should be fluent in formal reasoning. Students must
demonstrate affinity with mathematical thinking and some familiarity with
mathematical proofs. A formal requirement is a Bachelor's degree in
mathematics, computer science, philosophy or linguistics. European
Bachelor's degrees will be automatically accepted as equivalent, all other
students will be judged according to their academic record and motivation.
Motivated students with an excellent academic record may request waivers,
which could enable them to finish the programme in one year.
---Tuition fee 2004---
(*) EU/EEA students: EUR 1,476
(*) Non EU/EEA students: EUR 4,500
---English proficiency---
(*) minimum TOEFL score: 550 (213 for the computer based test)
---Application---
Please contact the programme manager or visit the programme webpage for an
application form. For practical reasons, students should apply as soon
as possible, especially if they are not EU citizens. The university
administration warns that after late March/early April it will be very
hard to guarantee housing and visa.
Programme Director: Prof. Dr. Dick de Jongh
Programme Coordinator: Dr. Benedikt Löwe
Programme Manager: Amanda Collins <MSc-Logic at science.uva.nl>
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