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Interdisciplinary Problem Solving in Philosophy, Neuroscience, and Psychology

Australian National University Bachelor of Philosophy, Neuroscience and Psychology - Supplementary Form Questions Question 1 SATURAM PRIMUM COGNOSCERE REREN There are some issues that can only be solved if you draw on several different areas of knowledge. Describe a problem that you think would take Philosophy, Neuroscience and Psychology to solve, and explain why it would need all three working together. (1000 character limit) Question 2 Describe a time when you had to work together as part of a team to solve a problem, including your contributions to that process. (1000 character limit) Question 3 Explain why you have chosen to study PNP, and explain how the knowledge and skills you gain will help shape your future career. (1000 character limit) Note: This document is for a reference only. Your responses to the above questions must be submitted using the Bachelor of Philosophy, Neuroscience and Psychology Supplementary Form. We encourage you to have your application number and responses ready before completing the form. ANU COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND MEDICINE