30 Master's degrees in Neuroscience in Germany

Mind, Brain and Behavior is taught in English. The program provides core competencies for a career in academia or industrial research in the fields of Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience or the Behavioural Sciences and combines theoretical and hands-on methods courses. Hands-on courses cover a range of key empirical methods for measuring and modelling perception, neural processes, and behaviour.

The Neurosciences programme offered by the University of Bremen will provide you with a broad background in the neurosciences as well as with the possibility to specialise in a favourite subject. 

At Friedrich Schiller University Jena, the master degree in Psychology – Cognitive Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience opens the door to this innovative and interdisciplinary field, building on the B.Sc. degree in psychology. This research-orientated M.Sc. puts a focus on modern experimental and neuroscientific methods.

The master's programme "Cognitive Systems" at Ulm University is completely taught in English. The programme introduces students to the theoretical and empirical foundations of cognitive skills, which serve as the basis for the development of models. 

The English-language Applied Neurosciences in Sports and Exercise MSc course offered by the University of Paderborn pursues an application-related neuroscientific specification of sport and physical activity in the main areas of “Therapy of neurological and neurodegenerative diseases” and “Training and performance development”.

The program is an interdisciplinary discovery-orientated degree program, which enables the students to specialize in the field of Experimental and Clinical Neuroscience at University of Cologne.

The M.Sc. program provides students with thorough theoretical knowledge and broad methodological competencies in the field of cognitive neuroscience. This program in Cognitive Neuroscience is offered at Freie Universität Berlin.

This Cognitive Neuroscience course from Medical School Berlin combines psychology, neuroscience, and data-driven technologies.

The purpose of the Neuroscience course at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz is to train neuroscientists who have solid knowledge and skills in the field of molecular and cellular neurobiology.

Behavioural Neurobiology (Neuroethology) from University of Würzburg gives an overview in the fields of Neurobiology, Sociobiology and Ecology. This includes aspects of neurogenetics and behaviour as well as the interaction of individuals, social groups and large populations in complex and variable ecosystems.