Programs Searching for Interdisciplinary PhD Program on Logic

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Several participants discuss the availability of PhD programs in the U.S. that integrate logic with computer science, philosophy, and mathematics. The Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) PhD Program in Pure and Applied Logic is highlighted as a notable option. Additionally, the University of California, Berkeley offers a degree in "Logic and Methodology of Science," which may also align with these interests. The conversation emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary programs that cater to students with a computer science background seeking to explore the intersections of logic, philosophy, and mathematics.
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Is there any PhD Program in US on logic where I can apply as a student with a computer science background and further combine my interest in logic, philosophy, math and computer science?

For now, I only know a program at CMU, which is PhD Program in Pure and Applied Logic.
 
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