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Studying the cognitive and neural basis for diverse brain functions such as perception, action, language, attention and memory.
Thanks to advanced brain-imaging techniques, scientists are now able to observe the human brain in action. Cognitive neuroscientists therefore no longer have to rely solely on patients with brain damage to ascertain which parts of the brains are involved in which tasks and functions. They can now conduct targeted experiments on healthy persons. As a result, the discipline has gained tremendous momentum over the past twenty years.
This research Master’s programme is open to students with Bachelor’s degrees in Linguistics, Physics, Biology, Medicine, Mathematics, Behavioural Sciences, Artificial Intelligence or a related
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1. A completed Bachelor's degree in Linguistics, Physics, Biology, Medicine, Mathematics, Behavioural Sciences, Artificial Intelligence or a related discipline
2. A proficiency in English:
a. A TOEFL score of ≥600 (paper based) or ≥100 (internet based)
b. An IELTS score of ≥7.0
c. Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE) or Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) with a mark of C or higher.
3. Specialisation-specific requirements (Check the specific admission requirements for each specialisation)
€2,168 (from EEA countries); €16,500 (from non-EEA countries)
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