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[https://www.buffalo.edu/cas/philosophy/graduate/ms.html Background information on MS program] | |||
[https://ontology.buffalo.edu/ How to apply] Masters students will be automatically enrolled in the PhD program upon request. | |||
[https://ontology.buffalo.edu/docs/UB-AO-Masters-Handbook.pdf Graduate Handbook] | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m31RXQRtaRU&t=1905s Program FAQ in Video Format] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m31RXQRtaRU&t=1905s Program FAQ in Video Format] | ||
Revision as of 09:46, 30 July 2026
Background information on MS program
How to apply Masters students will be automatically enrolled in the PhD program upon request.
UB Applied Ontology Master of Science and PhD Program
Course for Summer 2026
- PHI 605SEM-SMI (13336): The World's Ontology Ecosystem
Courses for Fall 2026:
- PHI598: Introduction to Basic Formal Ontology, University at Buffalo, Fall 2026
- PHI601: Introduction to Philosophy from an Ontological Perspective, University at Buffalo, Spring 2026
- PHI604: Ontological Engineering, University at Buffalo, Fall 2026
- PHI489/579: Intelligence Analysis and Ontology Engineering, University at Buffalo, Fall 2026
Courses for Spring 2026 (Advance notice)
A new course entitled Ontology of Society, focusing on law and organizations, will be organized in Spring 2027.
INTERNSHIPS
Course credits can be awarded for participation in relevant internships, either funded or unfunded. Students can also apply here for funding support for unfunded spring internships.
ARCHIVE
Spring 2026:
- PHI598: Introduction to Basic Formal Ontology, University at Buffalo, Spring 2026
- PHI637: Ontology and AI, University at Buffalo, Spring 2026
- PHI637: Ontology of Economics, University at Buffalo, Spring 2026