147 Part-time Master's degrees in Neuroscience

Neuroscience is a modern, multidisciplinary subject. As such, it draws together knowledge and expertise from many areas of science, from molecular biology to the psychological study of the mind. Learn more at Applied Neuroscience (Online) offered by King's College London.

The Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health (Online) course offered by King's College London aims to provide a comprehensive and integrated exploration of our current understanding of the psychological and neuroscientific basis of mental health.

The Clinical and Developmental Neuropsychology programme from Bournemouth University is a course with diverse modules, focusing on the normal and abnormal changes that occur in the human brain from childhood through to adulthood through to old age.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Neurosurgery (Online) at Learna - Diploma MSc is designed for healthcare professionals in the UK and overseas who want to specialise in Neurosurgery and develop both theoretical knowledge and research skills.

This Neurodiversity-inclusive Healthcare (Online), Postgrad.Cert. from Learna - Diploma MSc is exclusively designed for healthcare professionals who hold a University undergraduate qualification in a medical field.

Neuroscience seeks to understand the most complex structure in the known universe – the brain. University of Bristol offers the Neuroscience (by research) programme. 

This Postgraduate Diploma in Neurology (Online) at Learna - Diploma MSc is designed for healthcare professionals who experience patients presenting with neurological conditions and wish to improve their knowledge, skills and experience in this area. 

As the only course of its kind in the country, embark on this unique opportunity to dive in to youth mental health with the Mental Health (Youth - Interdisciplinary) degree offered at the University of Birmingham. 

The Dementia program from University of Tasmania offers a research-literate, cross-disciplinary understanding of dementia and its impact on individuals, societies and governments. 

An important aspect of the research on neurological disease is the clinical translation aspect, which is a major part of the Neuroscience degree delivered by the Queen Mary University of London. Translational medicine is the process of applying research findings from basic science to clinical practice, with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

The Neuromodulation and Pain Management (Online) degree from Queen Mary University of London is designed to provide academic qualification and specialist skills with essential knowledge, with experienced speakers who are key global opinion leaders in this niche area. 

The Applied Neuropsychology course from University of Bristol is delivered in partnership with North Bristol NHS Trust. You will therefore learn about the theory and practice of clinical neuropsychology from experienced clinicians working in this area and gain an authentic understanding of clinical practice in the UK. Around 80% of our taught content is delivered by practising clinicians. 

The Psychology of Mental Health (Part-Time) programme is offered by University of Dundee. Gain an advanced education in the research and practical aspects of the psychology of mental health.

The Clinical Science (Neurosensory Sciences) programme at Aston University is a dynamic work-based learning course where students are employed within an NHS Department and undertake academic study. 

Start your journey into the fascinating realms of cognitive and computational neuroscience with this Cognitive Neuroimaging and Data Science programme from University of Birmingham. You’ll gain profound insights into groundbreaking theories and get hands-on experience with cutting-edge neuroimaging and data science techniques.

Knowledge of the brain in health and disease is still in its infancy. Are you passionate about learning more about neuroscience and contributing to our understanding of the functioning of the brain? If yes, then studying the Molecular Neuroscience programme from the University of Bristol will be an excellent starting point.

This Health Practice - Rehabilitation course from Auckland University of Technology will help you take your health career to the next level.

Become research-ready and prepared for the future of mental health and neuroscience. This fully-online Master in Mental Health and Neuroscience programme from University of the Sunshine Coast provides a pathway to higher research or academia and offers a continuation for those who have completed a Graduate Diploma.

The Dementia program from University of Tasmania offers a cross-disciplinary understanding of dementia and its impact on individuals, societies and governments. Graduates will possess a range of knowledge and perspectives to inform their professional and personal support for the needs of people with dementia. 

The development of this new combined Clinical Neuropsychology Knowledge and Practice programme of the University of Glasgow is a major benefit for Clinical Psychologists in the UK looking to develop specialist knowledge and skills in the field.