Course Overview

• Develop the skills for a career in cognitive neuroscience, particularly neuroimaging, EEG, and brain stimulation, through theoretical understanding and practical applications 

• Acquire experience and expertise in experimental design, advanced statistical analysis, and evaluation of research in different disciplines within psychology and cognitive neuroscience

• Enhance your knowledge and understanding of the core areas of common concern in psychology and cognitive neuroscience, including attention, learning, vision, memory, and language, and the strategy of cross-disciplinary research in theory and application development

• Develop critical evaluation of the significant issues, investigative strategies, and empirical findings of recent attempts to integrate the different approaches of cognitive neuroscience

• Learn to critically evaluative and develop analytical skills to address your own and others' research, including summarising, assessing, and reflecting upon theory and methodology through a range of communication and audio-visual strategies, including written, oral, and conference poster presentations

• Benefit from the knowledge of our expert staff about how the brain supports cognitive processing and behavior.

General Eligibility

The standard requirements for embarking upon this degree are:

• A bachelor's Honours degree with 2:2, or equivalent in a required subject

• Required subjects are: Psychology, Biomedical Science, Biological Science, Physical Science (such as Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, or Sports Science), or a related discipline

Part Time Work Details

20 hours per week

Language Requirement

• IELTS (Academic) 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component or equivalent.