University of New England

Overview

The Master of Neuroscience and Education program at the University of New England is designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge at the intersection of neuroscience and educational practices. This innovative program prepares graduates for advanced research opportunities and further academic pursuits.

What You'll Study

This program provides a thorough understanding of how the brain influences learning and behavior, focusing on evidence-based research and its practical applications in educational settings. Students will explore the neurobiological processes that affect learning and develop strategies for effective teaching and intervention.

Core Courses Include:

• Planning and Effective Teaching in Special and Inclusive Education Settings
• Issues in Inclusive Education: International Perspectives
• Positive Behavioural Support in Special and Inclusive Education
• Understanding and Changing Human Behaviour
• Neurobiological Bases of Autism
• Neurobiology and Treatment of Depression
• Neurobiology of Anxiety Disorders

Students also have the opportunity to choose electives and complete a capstone project, allowing them to apply their learning in real-world contexts.

Entry Requirements

Career Prospects

Graduates of this program are well-equipped for a variety of career paths within education and research. With a strong foundation in neuroscience and its application to teaching, they can pursue roles in educational institutions, research facilities, or continue their studies at the doctoral level. Additionally, international students may be eligible for post-study work opportunities, enhancing their professional experience after graduation.