Second Cycle Degree/Two Year Master in Digital Minds

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cervello stilizzato, diviso in due: una parte di colore rosso e l'altra di colore grigio

Where Minds Meet Machines

Exploring the intersection of philosophy, psychology, arts and computer science to master human and artificial cognition.

  • Place of teaching Bologna
  • Language English
  • Degree Programme Class LM-55 - Cognitive sciences
  • Degree Programme Director Sebastiano Moruzzi
  • Type of access Open access
  • International programmes Delivered entirely in English
  • Department Arts - DAR
  • Learning activities Course structure diagram

What to keep in mind

News, events, and notices for your studies

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Information meetings on the 2026/2027 mobility calls

The Department of Arts is organizing information meetings on mobility calls to illustrate how to apply for an experience. The next ones are on December 3, 2026, and January 13, 2027. Click here.

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“Luigi and Eleonora Ronga” International Prize

The Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei is offering a prize for works in musicology, history, criticism and musical aesthetics. Deadline: 30 November 2026.

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“Leonardo Paterna Baldizzi” International Prize

The Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei is offering a prize for a work of sculpture. Deadline: 30 November 2026.

13 Nov

If your job interview were tomorrow, how would you get on?

Put yourself to the test with mock interviews and group activities, and find out – with feedback from a recruiter – how to approach your next interviews, whilst earning an Open Badge.

23 Nov

How do you innovate and create impact?

Join the session to discover the approaches, tools, and skills of the future—essential for developing an entrepreneurial project and navigating the professional world.

25 Nov

You never forget your first employment contract

Don’t sign your first contract without reading it carefully! Find out how to read and understand it with us.

Open day

10 Dec ore 13:00

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