HangingGlacier

maybe to make things a little more interesting why not add The Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (which is a special instiute withing the University of Amsterdam offering various Interdisciplinary programs related to logic) to the 3 other programs that I listed to compare.

Hello I was wondering about three different PHD interdisciplinary programs in Logic and Philosophy of Science and how they compare in terms of how competitive they are(Both in terms of actually getting into the program as well as the difficulty of the program),quality of the education and any other important differences(or similarities) between the programs The 3 programs are UC Berkeley's Group in Logic and the Methodology of Science CMU's Program in Logic, Computation and Methodology Princeton's Philosophy Program(specifically The Logic and The Philosophy of Science Track) Thanks for your time