Master Sciences Du Langage — Logos - Philosophy, Linguistics, Logic and Computer Science

At Université Paris Cité, the tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

The Logos specialization within the Sciences du Langage master's degree brings together philosophy, linguistics, logic, and computer science around the shared study of language, reasoning, and meaning. This kind of interdisciplinary program typically covers formal logic and its application to natural language, philosophy of language, theoretical linguistics, and elements of computer science relevant to reasoning systems and formal semantics. Students examine how meaning can be formally represented, how logical structures underlie both natural and artificial languages, and how these questions connect to broader philosophical debates about knowledge, reference, and reasoning. The program draws on methods from each contributing field: formal proof and argumentation from logic and philosophy, syntactic and semantic analysis from linguistics, and computational modeling from computer science. Students who complete this kind of specialization are typically prepared for further doctoral research at the intersection of these fields, or for work in areas such as formal semantics, knowledge representation, and language technology that require rigorous, cross-disciplinary reasoning skills. This program is offered by Université Paris Cité in Paris, France, with instruction delivered in French. It is a two-year master's degree, with a start date inferred as September and yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Prospective students should have a background in one or more of philosophy, linguistics, logic, or computer science, along with the willingness to work across disciplinary boundaries, since the specialization is built around the shared formal and conceptual tools that connect these otherwise distinct fields of study.