MSc Human Neuroscience

The MSc Human Neuroscience course at the University of Plymouth provides a comprehensive curriculum, combining theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. This course is ideal for graduates with related degrees who want to develop their knowledge and skillsets or are contemplating a research career in human neuroscience. Course Content: The MSc Human Neuroscience delivers both introductory and specialist content. It explores traditional and contemporary neuroscience techniques, suited to facilitate the implementation of current brain research. It includes neurophysiology, neuropharmacology, neuro-anatomy, and neuropsychology with a focus on advanced methods in behavioural and cognitive neuroscience.Key Modules: The programme covers core areas in Human Neuroscience, such as 'Principles of Human Neuroscience’, 'Contemporary Methods in Human Neuroscience', 'Advanced Topics in Human Neuroscience,' and 'Neuropsychological Assessment and Intervention'. There is also a mandatory Dissertation module that allows students to execute a significant research project. Accreditations: Notably, the core modules on this course map onto the BPS, providing Graduate Basis for Chartership within the society.Future Careers: This course lays a solid foundation for a career in fields such as clinical neuroscience, psychology, healthcare, neurological rehabilitation, and neuroimaging. It can also prepare students for further academic study leading to a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.