University of Roehampton

Overview

Enhance your understanding of the brain and nervous system through the MSc in Clinical Neuroscience at the University of Roehampton. This program will equip you with specialized knowledge in modern neuroscience while exploring how research methodologies can be applied to clinical inquiries surrounding neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions.

• Award: MSc
• Programme title: Clinical Neuroscience
• Duration: Typically 12 months full-time
• Credits: 180 credits (standard MSc structure)
• Delivery: On-campus teaching complemented by a research project
• Language of instruction: English

What you'll study

The MSc program is structured around core modules designed to enhance your clinical neuroscience expertise, research skills, and practical capabilities. You will undertake a research project that is supported by training in applied research methods.

• Health Research Methods
• Communication
• Principles of Clinical Neuroscience
• The Brain from a Clinical Perspective
• Clinical Neuroscience Practical
• Research Project — a supervised investigation focused on a clinically relevant neuroscience question, which includes data collection and analysis as well as a written report

Assessment: Assessment methods typically include a mix of coursework, practical learning, and submission of the research project, with specific patterns varying by module.

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

• Applicants should possess a UK First, 2:1, or 2:2 degree, or an international equivalent, in a relevant subject.
• Relevant subjects encompass Biological and Health Sciences (such as biology, health, and biomedical sciences), Medicine, Medical Sciences, Psychology, Pharmacy, and Neuroscience.
• Healthcare professionals with significant vocational experience may be considered even if they do not meet the standard academic criteria.
• Applicants may need to submit supporting documents including transcripts, a CV, and a personal statement, with specific requirements varying by applicant profile.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Clinical Neuroscience can pursue a diverse range of career opportunities in clinical settings, research institutions, and academia. The knowledge and skills acquired during this program will prepare you for roles in healthcare, mental health services, and research-oriented positions, contributing meaningfully to advancements in understanding and treating neurological conditions.