Logic and the Philosophy of Science examines fundamental issues in formal and informal reasoning, the nature of scientific reasoning, and other issues concerned with scientific method, scientific knowledge, the rise of modern science, the nature of scientific entities and metaphysical concepts that underlie science. Questions of general interest remain unanswered - questions about the world, the concepts we use to describe it, and the ways we reason about it. The Logic and the Philosophy of Science major at UQ is unique in Australasia in offering students a full program of study in the sub-disciplines of logic and philosophy of science, and is taught by internationally-recognised researchers. Bridging mathematics, science and the arts, this major provides an opportunity for focused study at their intersection, rarely available to undergraduate students.