M.Sc. Interdisciplinary Neuroscience
The major objective of the program is to provide a broad and intensive training in basic neuroscience, clinical neuroscience, cognitive and computational neuroscience as well as applied aspects of neuroscience to talented students holding a Bachelors degree or equivalent from various fields of Natural Science, Psychology and Medicine. This also includes relevant practical skills.
The program will confront students with various levels of complexity of neural functions from molecular biology to systems neuroscience. A major characteristic comprises the optional training in clinical neuroscience that will familiarize students with neuropathology and aspects of neurology and will provide them with hands on information on current technical approaches applied in clinical research.
The master program is highly research-oriented and open for national and international students. The tuition language is English.
The description of modules can be found here. The list of elective modules offered reflect the research focus of the different groups participating in the Master's program.
