Graduate students in good standing at the University of Colorado Boulder in a participating academic unit named below may apply to earn a Triple PhD with Cognitive Science, Neuroscience, and their core discipline.
Requirements for completing the Triple PhD program is found in the Triple PhD Requirements document.
Students interested in the Cognitive Neuroscience Triple PhD must meet the above course and thesis requirements. The student’s thesis advisor must be a participating faculty member of the Cognitive Neuroscience faculty. To enroll in this triple degree, you must enroll in the Neuroscience Program and the Cognitive Science Program as well as your core degree program. Upon acceptance into the program, all students submit periodic Progress Reports.
Apply for ICS Cognitive Neuroscience Triple PhD Program by
completing the following 3 steps:
Step 1 |
First be admitted to a CU Boulder graduate program in one |
Architecture and Planning; Computer Science; Information Science; Integrative Physiology; Linguistics; Philosophy; Psychology and Neuroscience; School of Education; Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences. Students enrolled in graduate programs from other departments may request approval to participate. |
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Step 2 | Be in good academic standing in one of the above departments and units. |
Step 3 | Apply for admission to the PhD Program in the Institute of Cognitive Science by submitting the following items to the ICS office located at UCB 344, MUEN PSYCH Building D418 University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309: |
Submit an ICS application form Submit an Unofficial Transcript from your department/unit Submit a Plan of Study |
For more information on becoming a University of Colorado graduate student prior to applying for the ICS graduate programs, contact the following departments/units directly:
Architecture and Planning
Computer Science
Information Science
Integrative Physiology
Linguistics
Philosophy
Psychology and Neuroscience
School of Education
Speech, Language, Hearing Sciences
Students enrolled in graduate programs from other departments may request approval
to participate.
For more information on the cognitive science courses contact:
Donna Caccamise
Associate Director and Acdemic Program Director
Institute of Cognitive Science
Donna.Caccamise@Colorado.edu