MSc Behavioural Neuroscience

Stage 1 - Core
 

• Adv Research Methods & Stats

  PSY40760

• Knowledge Transfer

  PSY40770

• Behavioural Neuroscience Research

  PSY40780

• BN Labs 1: Behavioural Measures

  PSY40840

• Behav Neuroscience Labs 2: Physiology

  PSY40850

• Recent Papers in Behav Neuro

  PSY40900
   

  Stage 1 - Option
   

• Sensory Neuroscience

  NEUR40110

• Principles of Neuroscience

  NEUR40120

• Higher Cortical Function

  NEUR40130

• Advanced Disability Studies

  PSY40640

• Clinical Cases in Neuropsychology

  PSY40790

• Readings in Visual & Social

  PSY40800

• Fundamentals of Neuropsych

  PSY40820

• Advanced Cognitive Psych

  PSY40830

• Topics in Psychological Sci

  PSY40860

• Embodied & Social Cognitive Neuroscience

  PSY40910

The School of Psychology welcomes International applications to the MSc Behavioural Neuroscience programme.  Our basic International requirements for the psychology degree are: 
 

• An honours degree with Psychology as a major subject with a minimum GPA of 3.4/4.0

• Completed an independent research project as part of the degree, under the supervision of a member of staff.

• A reference confirming their suitability for graduate training from a full-time tenured staff member of the University from which they received their bachelor degree.A primary degree with at least upper second class honours or international equivalent in Psychology or in Neuroscience 

• or a Higher Diploma in Psychology with at least upper second class honours 

• We will also consider applicants with at least an upper second class honours degree in a cognate area that provides appropriate background  to the programme

• Applicants whose first language is not English must also demonstrate English language proficiency of IELTS 7.0 (no band less than 6.5 in each element) or equivalent

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