Course Overview

This programme focuses on the areas of pathology and clinical diagnostics and so provides an alternate to a postgraduate landscape dominated by computational and imaging aspects of neuroscience. In addition to Neuroscience and Psychology with Neuroscience graduates, the content of this programme also provides CPD opportunities for Health Service practitioners in their first years of clinical practice.

Why study MSc Clinical Neuroscience at Middlesex University?

Our Biomedical and Biological Science courses have a burgeoning international reputation, due to our research in areas including biomarkers, public health and biomodelling. Neurophysiology course leader Dr Marc Rayan has conducted research into signal analysis, and as a former practitioner has clinical experience in the recording and analysis of  electrical signals from the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves.

Our course will provide you with both in-depth practical experience and comprehensive, up- to-date theoretical knowledge. Our teaching and research facilities are comparable to UK medical schools and are the perfect place to work on your own research project. We have a specialist clinical physiology laboratory, which houses a wide range of diagnostic equipment and is run by experienced practitioners. As well as attending practical classes in the lab, you'll be able to use it for independent study and research; you'll also have access to specialist journals.

General Eligibility

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• The minimum IELTS score required is 6.5