Neuroscience

485 Master's degrees in Neuroscience

Exploring Neuroscience programmes offers a fascinating journey into the complexities of the human brain and nervous system. When considering tuition fees, it's important to look at a range of options. The lower-end tuition fee, represented by €1,545, provides an accessible entry point for many students. On the other hand, the typical tuition fee, indicated by €22,529, gives a good sense of what most students might expect to pay. For those looking at the higher spectrum, the €51,249 represents the upper boundary of tuition costs. It's also worth noting that 9% of programmes fall into the affordable category, making it feasible for a wide range of students to pursue their interests in Neuroscience. Additionally, 11% of programmes are offered online, providing flexibility for those who need it.

Neuropsychology University of Chichester

4,3(11)Online

Neuropsychology from University of Chichester programme focuses on the connection between biology and human behaviour, including the assessment and treatment of neurological conditions and brain injury.

M.Sc. Full-time +2 Online

1 year$21,431/yr

Clinical Neuropsychology University of New South Wales

4,3(31)Kensington, Australia Top 1% in Worldwide

Clinical Neuropsychology from University of New South Wales is designed for practising clinical psychologists who want to upgrade their skills in neuropsychology.

Master Full-time +2 On-campus +2

1 year$38,457/yr

Music, Mind and Brain Goldsmiths, University of London

4,0(65)London, United Kingdom Top 15% in Worldwide

The MSc in The MSc Music, Mind and Brain at Goldsmiths, University of London is a one-year full-time programme that explores the intricate relationship between music, psychology, and neuroscience. This interdisciplinary course equips students with essential research skills and theoretical foundations, preparing them for advanced study or careers in various sectors related to music and mental processes.

M.Sc. Full-time +2 On-campus

1 year$30,427/yr

Complex Adaptive Systems Chalmers University of Technology

3,6(16)Göteborg, Sweden Top 4% in Worldwide

The brain, the immune system and the formation of clouds, are all examples of complex adaptive systems comprising of many interacting components, often non linear and dynamic, leading to multiple levels of collective structures and organization. The Complex Adaptive Systems programme is delivered by Chalmers University of Technology.

M.Sc. Full-time On-campus

2 years$15,941/yr

Neuroscience University of Oxford

4,1(106)Oxford, United Kingdom Top 0.1% in Worldwide

The one year MSc in Neuroscience at the University of Oxford is interdisciplinary in content and completely inter-departmental in structure, since at least nine departments or research centres contribute to it each year.

M.Sc. Full-time On-campus

1 year$54,570/yr