MA/MS in Neurosciences

This Master asks how the brain works and approaches the question through several neuroscience disciplines. Teaching staff come from the graduate school itself and from external institutions, and the programme aims to train a new generation of neuroscientists. Students gain a solid grounding in molecular, cellular and systemic neurobiology, including how neurons and glia interact and how information moves through simple and complex circuits. Applicants should hold a degree in biology, medicine, engineering, physics, computer science, psychology, philosophy or a related field, and the selection is competitive. The programme is a Master main subject taught in English. Subject advisers and the central student advisory service are listed as contacts for questions about the course. The page also points to career orientation tips that students can follow from their first semesters onward.