Neuroscience postgraduate courses

Advanced Cell and Gene Therapies MSc

• September 2024 start
• 1 year Full-time

Work with scientists and industry to study the genetics behind rare inherited diseases, and how discoveries in the lab are translated into innovative new treatments.

• Funding available

Clinical Neurology MSc

• September 2024 start
• 1 year Full-time

Understand neurological disease and how clinical research breakthroughs are translated into treatments. You’ll attend NHS clinics to learn from patients and clinicians.

Translational Neuroscience MSc

• September 2024 start
• 1 year Full-time

Designed for students interested in gaining the practical, lab-based skills necessary to understand neurological diseases at the molecular and cellular level and how to apply this knowledge to benefit patients.

Neuroscience and Neurodegeneration MSc

• September 2024 start
• 3 years Part-time Distance learning Online learning

A flexible way to study the fundamental biology of the human nervous system, the mechanisms behind a range of illnesses, and the treatments that patients receive.

Systems Neuroscience MSc

• September 2024 start
• 1 year Full-time

Explore the interactions between neural structures to understand how brain cells communicate and transform information to control the body. Learn about the core problems in systems neuroscience and develop your understanding of the disciplines and techniques used to address these problems.

Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience MSc

• September 2024 start
• 1 year Full-time

Gain in-depth training in core aspects of contemporary neuroscience, from sensation and sensory processing to understanding complex brain functions and artificial intelligence. You'll work on a research project in cognitive neuroscience with a world-leading expert from the Department of Psychology and be prepared for a career in research, healthcare, industry or study to PhD level.

Cognitive Neuroscience and Human Neuroimaging MSc

• September 2024 start
• 1 year Full-time

Gain in-depth training in core aspects of cognitive neuroscience and human neuroimaging, enabling you to generate and interpret neurobiological data in order to draw conclusions from healthy and unhealthy brains. You'll develop skills in neuroimaging, neurophysiological data collection and analysis techniques, and practical neuroanatomy.