Scientific Arts

PS3124

Studying how the brain perceives the world through creative practice

Duration

12 weeks

Next start date

January 2025

NFQ

Level 8

ECTS

5 Credits

Mode of Study

Blended Learning

Apply By

Nov 22, 2024, 5PM

Fee

€500

Subsidised Fee

( ℹ ) €250

Overview

Scientific Arts is an interdisciplinary micro-credential in which students will learn: (1) how the brain perceives the world through the senses and builds predictive models of our environments, and (2) how this shapes our actions and interactions with objects and other agents. Students will express and illustrate their learning through creative practices, including artistic and technological media. Students will participate in lectures, seminars, and arts and creative technology workshops.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must be over 21 years of age.

What you will Learn

How the brain works, the cognitive science of perception, and how this influences how we interact with the world. You will be able to research a theme within this topic and express that learning through newly acquired artistic and technological skills. Completing this project will demonstrate the ability to manage their time, orally communicate their knowledge, and exhibit their work.

Contact

If you have any questions about this course, please contact:

Micro-credentials Team,
University of Galway

Email: Micro-credentials

How to Apply

From the 1st October 2024, you can apply for this micro-credential through our Online Application Portal. 

Learn more about our application process.

Apply here: Online Application Portal

When completing your application please make sure to select the following categories:

Academic level: Micro-credentials and CPD
College/Interest type: Micro-credentials/CPD Undergrad Level 7 and 8
Academic programme: Arts & Social Science Micro-credentials - CPB17

You will need to manually enter the Module Name and Code under ‘Module Name’ on the second page of your application. Please copy the name and code below:

Scientific Arts - PS3124