The Berlin Mathematical School (BMS) is a joint graduate school of the three renowned math departments of the public research universities in Berlin.

International Graduate Research School in Berlin with a focus is on the interface between the humanities and behavioral sciences with the neurosciences The Berlin School of Mind and Brain is an international Graduate Research School. It offers a three-year doctoral degree program in English. The focus is on the interface between the humanities and behavioral sciences with the neurosciences. Main topics for research at the School are ‘conscious and unconscious perception’, ‘decision-making’, ‘language’, ‘brain plasticity and lifespan ontogeny’, and ‘mental disorders and brain dysfunction’. It is our mission to train outstanding young scientists to become experts in one of the relevant fields, to provide them with knowledge over the gamut of mind and brain research, and to give them the ability, and the opportunity, to cooperate with researchers from other disciplines. What do ‘mind’ or ‘brain’ in training and research stand for? Mind stands for humanities and behavioral sciences such as philosophy, linguistics, behavioral and cognitive psychology, neuroeconomics; brain stands for neurosciences such as: neurophysiology, medicine (esp. neurology and psychiatry), computational neuroscience, neurobiology. The School closely collaborates with seven neuroscience schools in Berlin (www.neuroscience-berlin.com), especially with the two Ph.D. programs Medical Neurosciences and Computational Neuroscience. It is a member of Neuroschools Germany and of the Network of European Neuroscience Schools (NENS).