MSc Degrees in Psychobiology (Developmental Neuroscience)

Get ready for an academic career in neuroscience, with a comprehensive research master’s from one of the most highly ranked neuroscience research institutions in Europe. View course

Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience explores how the mind changes as children grow up, examining the environmental and biological influences on the… View course

With our Cognitive Neuroscience MSc programme you will bridge the three major research and clinical disciplines of clinical, social and cognitive neuroscience. View course

Apply for this programme With MSc Cognitive Neuroscience gain a firm grounding in interdisciplinary cognitive neuroscience… View course

Cognitive neuroscience is the fastest-growing area of psychology. View course

Our MA/MSc Educational Neuroscience enables you to explore knowledge of how the brain works to support teaching practice. View course

This MA/MSc Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuropsychology offers you hands-on training in cutting-edge behavioural and imaging neuroscience… View course

Embark on an exciting journey through the complexities of the brain and how each person's unique wiring contributes to the diversity of our species. View course

Explore the evolution and development of behaviour and cognition in human beings and non-human animals… View course

This postgraduate cognitive science and artificial intelligence course gives you the opportunity to focus on understanding intelligence across humans, machines and other agents. View course

The MSc in Psychology (research) is a two-year programme that is focused on acquiring research skills in a particular field of psychology. View course

Are you interested in the science of human behaviour and thought? Are you thinking about a career change or interested in how psychology might… View course

Mental illness places a huge burden on individuals, their families and society more widely. View course

Psychology gives us valuable insight into many areas of life — from human behaviour in the classroom or courtroom to animal cognition and natural selection. View course