BSc (Hons) Language, Logic and Communication

The BSc Language, Logic, and Communication course at the University of York is an interdisciplinary course that combines elements of philosophy, linguistics, and psychology. This unique and cutting-edge program offers students the opportunity to explore the theory and application of language, logic, and communication towards the aim of understanding human cognition.Course Content: The course introduces topics related to the human mind, including language, thought, reasoning, and communication. Students explore various theoretical perspectives, analytical methods, and conceptual tools to study fundamental aspects of human cognition.Key Modules: Core modules include Introduction to Syntax, Truth and Logic, Reasoning and Argument, Language and Mind. Optional modules include Language Acquisition, Sociolinguistics, Logic and its Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, History of Linguistics, and Advanced Syntax.Accreditations: Please note that the course is not accredited by any professional bodies.Future Careers: This course prepares graduates for a variety of careers including business and management, consultancy, law, public service, and research. Graduates also have gone on to further study in areas such as philosophy, psychology, linguistics, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.