The Symbolic Systems program is an undergraduate and master's interdisciplinary major combining studies from the departments of philosophy, psychology, computer science, and linguistics, as well as optional concentrations in neuroscience and education. Majors in Symbolic Systems are prepared to enter any of these fields, as well as industry and most other cognitive-science related areas. These links offer you a brief overview of some aspects of Symbolic Systems and how to find out more.
Please direct your inquiries as indicated below.
- Current or incoming Stanford undergraduates: email the undergraduate advising fellows at "symsys-afs at lists dot stanford dot edu" or visit the Symbolic Systems offices in suite 040, Building 460 (Margaret Jacks Hall) during our office hours.
- Students interested in applying to the Symbolic Systems Master's Degree Program: visit the website for the Master's Program (linked above), and if your questions are not answered there, email "symsys-admissions at lists dot stanford dot edu".
- Students interested in applying to Stanford for an undergraduate degree in Symbolic Systems: visit the Undergraduate Admissions Office and Symbolic Systems websites for information.
- Our phone number is: (650) 723-4284.
- Our mailing address is:
Symbolic Systems Program
Margaret Jacks Hall, 460-40A
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-2150