MSc Translational Neuroscience

The Translational Neuroscience MSc at the University of Sheffield offers an opportunity for students to gain a detailed understanding of the pathophysiology of neuronal disorders. The course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed to bridge the gap that often exists between advances in understanding neurological disorders and their therapeutic application.Course Content: The program begins by providing a wide-ranging understanding of neuroscience, before delving more deeply into the intricacies of the subject, such as neurodegeneration, the physiology of nervous system disorders and the latest molecular techniques used for research. It includes lab-based practical sessions and project supervision that gives students the chance to put their theoretical knowledge into practice. The tuition includes lectures, seminars, discussions, and e-learning.Key Modules: The core modules of this course include Fundamental Neuroscience, Neurodegeneration: from Molecules to Patients, Molecular Techniques in Neuroscience, Advanced Techniques in Neuroscience, Critical Analysis of Current Neuroscience Research and an intensive Research Project.Future Careers: Alumni from this program have gone on to pursue careers in medical research, pharmaceutical industries, and academia. Some graduates have secured PhD positions, while others have utilized their skills within scientific roles in commercial settings. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.