24 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master's in Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary program of excellence, designed to train specialists in the study of the brain and nervous system.
The program offers in-depth theoretical and practical training for students passionate about understanding the complex mechanisms of the brain and nervous system. The curriculum draws upon the latest cutting-edge knowledge and technologies in the fields of cellular, molecular, and integrated neuroscience, as well as, for certain tracks and elective courses, cognitive and clinical neuroscience.
The Master's program provides access to renowned research laboratories for mandatory internships in the first and second years (M1 and M2) and an international academic network.
It prepares graduates for careers in research, higher education, the biomedical industry, and the health and technology sectors.
The Master's program in Neuroscience follows a Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or Biology, or a corresponding double degree such as Life Sciences and Chemistry. It represents a natural progression for students with these degrees who wish to specialize in neuroscience. Neuroscience courses at the undergraduate level are recommended but not mandatory.
The Master's program is accessible to health students and candidates returning to studies.
COURSE
The Master's program in Neuroscience is offered in three tracks focused on and through scientific research in neuroscience.
Some course units are shared between the tracks and with the Master's program in Life Sciences. Courses are taught in English for the second year (M2) of the Neuroscience and Neuroscience track, and for some courses in the first year (M1), as well as for all courses in the other two tracks.
The program offers in-depth theoretical and practical training for students passionate about understanding the complex mechanisms of the brain and nervous system. The curriculum draws upon the latest cutting-edge knowledge and technologies in the fields of cellular, molecular, and integrated neuroscience, as well as, for certain tracks and elective courses, cognitive and clinical neuroscience.
The Master's program provides access to renowned research laboratories for mandatory internships in the first and second years (M1 and M2) and an international academic network.
It prepares graduates for careers in research, higher education, the biomedical industry, and the health and technology sectors.
The Master's program in Neuroscience follows a Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or Biology, or a corresponding double degree such as Life Sciences and Chemistry. It represents a natural progression for students with these degrees who wish to specialize in neuroscience. Neuroscience courses at the undergraduate level are recommended but not mandatory.
The Master's program is accessible to health students and candidates returning to studies.
COURSE
The Master's program in Neuroscience is offered in three tracks focused on and through scientific research in neuroscience.
Some course units are shared between the tracks and with the Master's program in Life Sciences. Courses are taught in English for the second year (M2) of the Neuroscience and Neuroscience track, and for some courses in the first year (M1), as well as for all courses in the other two tracks.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master's in Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary program of excellence, designed to train specialists in the study of the brain and nervous system.
The program offers in-depth theoretical and practical training for students passionate about understanding the complex mechanisms of the brain and nervous system. The curriculum draws upon the latest cutting-edge knowledge and technologies in the fields of cellular, molecular, and integrated neuroscience, as well as, for certain tracks and elective courses, cognitive and clinical neuroscience.
The Master's program provides access to renowned research laboratories for mandatory internships in the first and second years (M1 and M2) and an international academic network.
It prepares graduates for careers in research, higher education, the biomedical industry, and the health and technology sectors.
The Master's program in Neuroscience follows a Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or Biology, or a corresponding double degree such as Life Sciences and Chemistry. It represents a natural progression for students with these degrees who wish to specialize in neuroscience. Neuroscience courses at the undergraduate level are recommended but not mandatory.
The Master's program is accessible to health students and candidates returning to studies.
COURSE
The Master's program in Neuroscience is offered in three tracks focused on and through scientific research in neuroscience.
Some course units are shared between the tracks and with the Master's program in Life Sciences. Courses are taught in English for the second year (M2) of the Neuroscience and Neuroscience track, and for some courses in the first year (M1), as well as for all courses in the other two tracks.
The program offers in-depth theoretical and practical training for students passionate about understanding the complex mechanisms of the brain and nervous system. The curriculum draws upon the latest cutting-edge knowledge and technologies in the fields of cellular, molecular, and integrated neuroscience, as well as, for certain tracks and elective courses, cognitive and clinical neuroscience.
The Master's program provides access to renowned research laboratories for mandatory internships in the first and second years (M1 and M2) and an international academic network.
It prepares graduates for careers in research, higher education, the biomedical industry, and the health and technology sectors.
The Master's program in Neuroscience follows a Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or Biology, or a corresponding double degree such as Life Sciences and Chemistry. It represents a natural progression for students with these degrees who wish to specialize in neuroscience. Neuroscience courses at the undergraduate level are recommended but not mandatory.
The Master's program is accessible to health students and candidates returning to studies.
COURSE
The Master's program in Neuroscience is offered in three tracks focused on and through scientific research in neuroscience.
Some course units are shared between the tracks and with the Master's program in Life Sciences. Courses are taught in English for the second year (M2) of the Neuroscience and Neuroscience track, and for some courses in the first year (M1), as well as for all courses in the other two tracks.
Admission Requirements
Recruitment level(s)
- First cycle (bac+3)
2 Years
Sep
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