Neurosciences (Research) Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Overview

Do you want to be part of the next generation of neuroscientists? If so, you’ll be working in an interdisciplinary way, integrating information from genes and proteins to synapses, and from networks to complex brain function and dysfunction. Having completed the programme, you’ll have a critical scientific approach and an awareness of the ethical and social dilemmas at play within the neurosciences sector.Key Facts                                  

Why study Neurosciences (Research) course from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam:

• Multidisciplinary approaches in neuroscientific research: from fundamental to clinical and translational neuroscience
• Two full-time research projects (Internship I and Final year Project) including writing a research proposal, conducting experiments and analyses, presenting, discussing data and writing a scientific report
• Closely affiliated with institutes using state-of-the-art research approaches, such as the Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research (CNCR) and the VU University Medical Center (VU-UMC)
• Academic skill development and career orientation throughout the two year programme (in Career and Academic Skills Portfolio – CASP course)
• Network and participate in (inter)national Neuroscience Conferences from the get-go (e.g. Research Symposia, Amsterdam Neuroscience Meeting, Career Events)

• International community of students (from the whole world)

Open Days

Join the Online Master’s Event on Thursday, 26 November, or the International Master’s Webinar on Tuesday, 6 October, to learn more about the programme and studying at VU Amsterdam.