Generally, there are a few different routes a candidate can take for a PhD in Logic. These routes include Philosophy, Science, Mathematics, or the interface of all three. Whatever route candidates choose, they will find important contributions to the study of logic in dealing with the concepts of truth, definability, provability, and computability. Graduates of PhD in Logic programs often go on to careers in academia, research, and jobs in the private sector.

Topics of study that PhD in Logic candidates will experience are philosophy of mathematics, mathematical theories, computational complexity, philosophical logic, logic in computer science, and history of logic. Candidates for a PhD in Logic will be required to develop an area of specialization in which to conduct research leading to a dissertation that must be defended in front of a panel of experts in the field.

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