MSc Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the neural basis of cognition and behavior. Students will learn about the anatomy and function of the brain, as well as the latest research in cognitive neuroscience. The course covers topics such as memory, attention, perception, and decision-making, with a focus on their clinical applications. Graduates of this program will be well-equipped to pursue careers in fields such as clinical neuropsychology, research, or academia.

Additional Information

This course is designed for students who have completed an undergraduate degree in a relevant field and are interested in the neural basis of cognition and behavior. The program consists of 12 months of study, including a research project and dissertation. Students will also have access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources, including the ARU College (Navitas) brain imaging suite.

Leading the Way in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience Research

ARU College (Navitas) is a leading institution for cognitive and clinical neuroscience research. Our faculty are experts in their fields and have a strong track record of publishing research in top-tier journals. The college also has a vibrant research culture, with numerous opportunities for collaboration and networking. Additionally, the campus is located in the heart of Cambridge, providing access to world-class resources and cultural events.

In our course, you will gain solid theoretical knowledge and essential practical research skills currently used in cognitive and clinical neuroscience. In lectures, seminars, and practical workshops, you will learn about neuroanatomy, and how to interpret Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and electroencephalography (EEG) data. This course offers the benefit of practical research skills such as administering neuropsychological assessments for clinical and research purposes, analyzing statistical data, and how to analyze MRI data. For your dissertation, you will have the opportunity to independently research an area you are passionate about. Supported by lecturers who are prominent researchers and longstanding members of Cambridges world-renowned research community.

Either 2.2 in BA or BSc Psychology with Graduate Basis for Recognition (GBR) for the British Psychology Society (BPS) OR 2.1 or above in non-accredited BA or BSc Psychology (or closely related discipline, e.g., Health Psychology, Joint honors Psychology, or Neuropsychology).