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서울대학교 뇌인지과학과

Department of

Brain & Cognitive

Sciences

Understanding how the brain works
to understand who we are

Welcome to BCS!
The Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences is a graduate department of the College of Natural Sciences at the Seoul National University.
Our main goal is to educate doctoral students in the interdisciplinary field of brain and cognitive sciences.
Brain&Cognitive Sciences Brain&Cognitive Sciences
Seoul National University Seoul National University

What’s NEW in BCS

BCS Memories

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BCS Colloquium by Dr. Hyeyoun Park (2024…

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ABOUT

Department information

People educated in the BCS department will advance understanding how the mind works, ultimately contributing to the betterment of human society.

The department has been fastly growing, currently having 9 full-time faculty members and 2 affiliated faculty members in the department, with approximately 70-80 graduate students and research associates.

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