Mres Brain Sciences

The Brain Sciences MRes course offered by UCL (University College London) is a research-based programme designed for students intending to make a significant contribution to knowledge in areas relating to brain sciences. It provides comprehensive training in essential components of neuroscience that will allow students to proceed to PhD study or to develop a career in a related discipline.Course Content: The course spans 12 months if taken full time and students would need to complete modules totalling 180 credits, featuring compulsory and optional modules. The design of the course promises to enable students to develop their understanding of the research process and of the design, execution and interpretation of experimental work, and to read and understand scientific literature.Key Modules: Core components include Research Statistics, the Research Project, and Topics in Brain Sciences. Optional modules extend across subjects such as Functional Neuroimaging, Cognitive Neuroscience, and Neurodegeneration.Accreditations: While no specific accreditations for this course has been mentioned on the course page, UCL is a globally recognized institution known for its excellent teaching standards and rigorous academic approach.Future Careers: The Master's programme has been designed for those who want to continue further in research, equipping the graduates well to proceed on to a PhD. Additionally, it is also suited for those who want to pursue a career demanding good knowledge of neuroscience, including positions associated with consulting, industry, public policy and charity.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.