Department of Cognitive Science

COVID-19 Information

Following the advice of Ottawa Public Health, the Ontario Ministry of Health, Public Health Ontario and the Public Health Agency of Canada, Carleton University has closed all non-essential services. During this time, The Department of Cognitive Science will be operating online, and staff will be working remotely.

The Institute has shifted all course instruction to online formats, and all departmental events, including our colloquia series, are canceled until further notice.

For support, please contact cogsci@carleton.ca, and your email will be relayed to the appropriate contact.

For more information, please visit Carleton’s Coronavirus page.

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News

Monday, April 12, 2021

Cog Sci student Kyle Grant wins a FASS Summer Research Intern Stipend

The FASS Undergraduate Summer Research Internship program provides senior undergraduate students with an opportunity to conduct independent research during the summer months, under the... More

The FASS Undergraduate Summer Research Internship program provides senior undergraduate students with an opportunity to conduct independent research during the summer months, under the supervision of a FASS faculty member. Each student receives a research stipend of $7500 to support their research. Cognitive Science and Psychology student Kyle Grant's... More

Monday, March 29, 2021

Cog. Sci. Colloquium: Can we improve future thinking in children with an episodic specificity induction?

Date: March 31, 2021 03:00-04:30 PM Speakers: Annick Tanguay, Olivia Gardam Title: Can we improve future thinking in children with an episodic... More

Date: March 31, 2021 03:00-04:30 PM Speakers: Annick Tanguay, Olivia Gardam Title: Can we improve future thinking in children with an episodic specificity induction? Location: Online Abstract Future thinking permeates a host of activities in daily life, including foregoing an unhealthy treat, saving money, remembering to finish one’s homework, and... More