MSc Cognition and Aesthetics

The Cognition and Aesthetics MSc course offered at Liverpool Hope University is an exciting program which brings together cognitive science and the philosophy of art. This unique program helps students to apply contemporary cognitive science principles to questions in the philosophy of perception and representation, exploring art forms such as music, film, and visual art.Course Content: The MSc program has been structured to provide students a critical understanding of cognitive science, the philosophy of perception and aesthetics. By exploring a range of topics from cognitive psychology to phenomenology and neuroaesthetics, this program aims to develop skills and knowledge in many different areas related to cognition, representation, and perception. The program is delivered via a mix of lectures, seminars, and guided independent study. Key Modules: Some key modules in this course involve studies in Perception and Representation, Neuroaesthetics and Art, Cognitive Science, Music Mind and Brain, and Film Philosophy among others. These modules are designed to give depth and breadth to the understanding and application of the numerous aspects of cognition and aesthetics. Future Careers: After completing the Cognition and Aesthetics MSc, students can go on to work in roles related to fields such as cognitive science, neuroscience, psychology, and visual and performing arts. This may include work in artistic and cultural organisations, charities, academia and more. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.