Neuroscience

The curriculum establishes a strong foundation in the first two years, focusing on the neurophysiology and pharmacology of the central nervous system. Students explore advanced techniques used to investigate neuronal activity, preparing them for specialized scientific inquiry. Final-year units delve into the cutting edge of research, analyzing complex subjects such as synaptic plasticity and neuropsychiatric diseases. These in-depth courses ensure students are well-versed in the latest developments within the global neuroscience community. A central component of the degree is a dedicated 30-day research project, allowing students to conduct original experiments under expert supervision. This hands-on experience builds the professional skills necessary for impactful careers in medical research and clinical science.