The Master of Informatics (Cognitive and Psychological Sciences) at Nagoya University's Graduate School of Informatics focuses on understanding the dynamic depths of the human mind — from individual intellect, emotion, and volition, to the mechanisms of interaction between individuals, groups, and their environment. The program combines psychology, cognitive science, and advanced informatics, fostering graduates capable of research, analysis, and application in emerging fields like VR/AR systems, social innovation, and complex behavioral analysis. The curriculum covers topics such as Information and Cognition, Cognitive Modeling, Cognitive Neuroscience, Social Cognition, and Perception and Learning Mechanisms, using a variety of experimental, analytic, and computational methods.