Aug 30 – Sept 3. Orientation week

September 6 – 10. Introduction to Cognitive Science
Prof. Ron Chrisley (University of Sussex, UK)

September 13 - 17  Cognitive Neuroscience
Prof. Péter Érdi (Kalamazoo Collage, MI, USA)

September 20 - 24 Cognitive Ethology
Prof. Ádám Miklósi, (Dept. of Ethology, Eötvös U.)

September 27 - October 1  Philosophy of Language
Prof. Gábor Forrai (Dept. Philosophy, Miskolc)

October 4 - 8   History of Philosophy
Dr. Gabor Kutrovatz  (Dept. History and Philosophy of Sciences,  Eötvös U.)

October 11-15  Cognitive Psychology
Ms. Rozalia Ivády, PhD student (Gender Studies, Central European University

October 18 - 22 Brain Imaging and Cognition
Dr. Vaibhav Diwadkar (Dept. Behavioral Neurosciece and Psychiatry, Wayne
State University, Detroit)

October 26 – 30 Holiday

November 2 - 5  Cognitive Informatics
Dr. Vassilis Cutsuridis (Center for Memory and Brain, Boston University,
Boston, USA & Dept of
Informatics and Telecommunications, University of Athens, Athens, Greece)

November 8 – 12  Concepts and Categorization
Dr. Lilia Gurova (New Bulgarian University, Sofia)

November 15 – 19 Consciousness
Prof. George Kampis (Dept. History and Philosophy of Sciences,  Eötvös U.)

November 22 – 26  Computational Neuroscience
Dr. Zoltán Somogyvári (Dept. Biophysics, KFKI RMKI, Hung. Acad. Sci.
Budapest)

November 29 – December 3 Cognitive Developments
Dr. Zoltán Jakab (Dept. Cognitive Sci, Technical Univ, Budapest)

We will aggregate the classes to help you obtain appropriate credits
in your home institution.

The BSCS program teaches four classes. Each class is composed of three,

week-long courses. To each class a unique code is assigned, as follows:

1. Philosophy of Cognition - PHIL305:
         1.1. History of Philosophy
         1.2. Philosophy of Language
         1.3. Concepts and Categorization

2. Neural Bases of Cognition -  NEURO305
         2.1. Cognitive Neuroscience
         2.2. Brain Imaging and Cognition
         2.3. Computational Neuroscience

 3. From Cognitive Development to Consciousness PSYC305
         3.1. Cognitive Psychology
         3.2. Consciousness
         3.3 Cognitive Developments

 4.  Foundations of Cognitive Science  IDSY305
         4.1. Introduction to Cognitive Science
         4.2. Cognitive Ethology
         4.3. Cognitive Informatics

You may wish to check with your home institution how the Registrar will
process your grades. If you have any difficulties with the creditation,
please tell us!