MSc Neuroscience

The Neuroscience MSc course at Queen Mary University of London is a unique program that offers an advanced understanding of the concepts and findings in the field of neuroscience. This course draws upon the world-class expertise from various departments, including the Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences, and the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, to provide students with interdisciplinary training and skills in neuroscience.Course Content: The Neuroscience MSc program comprises of four main study blocks plus a research project block. The program begins with an introductory block, exploring core concepts in neuroscience delivered across two modules. The second block focuses on essential skills for neuroscientists, versatile across a range of experimental designs and disciplines. The third and fourth blocks comprise of a series of specialist, advanced modules on contemporary areas of neuroscience, from which students can choose.Key Modules: Key modules include 'Fundamentals of Neuroscience', 'Essential Neuroscience Skills', 'Genes and Development in Neuroscience', 'Advanced Techniques in Molecular Neuroscience', and 'Neuroinflammation and Neurodegenerative Disease'. The course also includes an independent research project under the guidance of a specialist supervisor.Accreditations: The course is delivered at a department awarded the Athena SWAN Gold award, reflecting a commitment to equality and diversity.Future Careers: This course equips students for careers in neuroscience and related fields including neuroinformatics, data analysis, and research. The MSc program also prepares students to pursue further academic studies such as a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.