147 Part-time Master's degrees in Neuroscience

With this Neuroscience course from Newcastle University, you'll explore how the mind, brain and body work together. You can then translate this knowledge into clinical applications for patient benefit.

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

Clinical Electrophysiology (Neurophysiology) from University of Malta provides advanced training in the recording, analysis and clinical interpretation of electrophysiological signals such as electroencephalography, electromyography, electroneurography, electrocardiography and evoked potentials. 

The master's 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. 

On this Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience degree offered at University of Sussex you’ll study the biology of the mind and prepare for a career using cognitive neuroscience or clinical neuroscience, or both.

The Neuroscience programme from University of Liverpool introduces students to modern neuroscience, with a unique focus on clinical disorders of the central nervous system. 

Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology programme offered at Bangor University will be of interest to graduates in psychology or closely-related disciplines, and to established health professionals with appropriate clinical qualifications and relevant experience. 

Develop your knowledge and understanding of the neuroscience underpinning sensory integration and processing, and the theory and application of Ayres Sensory Integration at Sheffield Hallam University's Advancing Practice Sensory Integration programme.

This Advanced Clinical Practice (Neurological Rehabilitation) programme at Brunel University of London will enhance your clinical knowledge and develop your research skills to enable you to critically reflect on your practice in neurorehabilitation, thereby optimising your clinical practice and enhancing service delivery.

This Clinical Nursing (Neuroscience), Graduate Certificate course from the Australian Catholic University (ACU) is designed to expand your knowledge and skills in clinical nursing and practice.

The Neuroimaging programme offered by the Bangor University is one of the most well established programmes dealing with modern neuroimaging in the UK. It is exceptional in its focus on both the practical and biomedical aspects of Neuroimaging.  

Grounded in theory and practice, the Master of Clinical Neuropsychology programme at Macquarie University will provide you with the knowledge, skills and qualifications you need to work within a range of clinically oriented areas. Upon graduation, you’ll be eligible for registration with the Psychology Board of Australia. 

This Applied Neuropsychology (Online) programme from the University of Bristol covers elements of basic human neuropsychology but has a strong focus on clinical neuropsychology. This degree is delivered in partnership with a regional department of the UK National Health Service (NHS).

This Applied Neuropsychology programme from University of Bristol is delivered in partnership with North Bristol Trust, a regional department of the UK National Health Service (NHS). 

The Neurological Science degree is delivered by University of Liverpool. Through our Neurological Science research degree, you can contribute to research that benefits patients, enhancing both our understanding and treatment of neurological conditions. 

This Cognitive Neuroscience (Part Time) programme at the University of East Anglia provides research methodology training and in-depth study at the cutting-edge of the field. You’ll gain understanding of the neural basis for cognition and sensorimotor skills and become familiar with modern psychological research methods, including fMRI, EEG, and TMS.  

The Clinical Neuropsychology programme from University of Bristol elivers either the adult or paediatric knowledge component of the competency requirements for advanced training in clinical neuropsychology.

The Applied Neuropsychology programme of the University of Glasgow focuses on how linguistic research can help solve language-related problems in professional practice and public life.

The Master of Autism and Neurodivergent Studies at University of Wollongong takes a social justice perspective to supporting autistic and neurodivergent individuals by focusing on creating successful learning, education and employment programmes in early childhood and school settings, and employment environments.

The Human Neuroscience study at University of Plymouth provides the knowledge, experience and the key practical neuroimaging/neurostimulation skills to prepare you for a career in neuroscience research.