Our Program in Neuroscience

The Neurasmus Master’s program is a unique educational journey designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in neuroscience. This two-year program, taught in English, provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding brain function in both health and disease.

As a Neurasmate, you will benefit from a world-class curriculum delivered by prestigious European universities, access to cutting-edge research facilities, and the opportunity to engage in meaningful international mobility. Our program is not just about gaining academic expertise; it’s about building a global network, fostering innovation, and shaping the future of neuroscience.

Program Structure and Mobility

Neurasmus offers a structured yet flexible framework that combines foundational knowledge with advanced research opportunities. The program emphasizes international mobility, ensuring students benefit from diverse academic environments and cutting-edge research facilities. Below is the detailed program content:

Semester 1
30
Foundational coursework in neuroscience principles.
Semester 2
30
Advanced courses and the beginning of lab rotations.
Semester 3
30
Specialized courses, intensive research training, and internships.
Semester 4
30
Master’s thesis and independent research on a chosen topic.

Key Mobility Highlights:

  • Gain a multicultural perspective by studying at a minimum of two partner universities.
  • Benefit from the academic expertise and state-of-the-art research facilities of each institution.
  • Tailor your mobility to match your academic goals and research interests.

Explore the unique academic opportunities available at each partner university:

Study Tracks

Choosing the right university for your first year is a crucial decision that shapes the rest of your academic journey. Your specialization options in the second year depend on your first-year university, as only certain pathways allow access to specific partner universities in the second year. Planning ahead and aligning your choices with your academic and research interests is key to maximizing the benefits of the Neurasmus program.

Below is a summary of the study tracks available at each partner university. This table provides an overview of the program’s structure and mobility, helping you make an informed decision about your academic pathway.

Each Master’s program has a limited number of spots. Therefore, we cannot guarantee you a place in your first-choice program.

Track
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
Starting at Bordeaux
Basics
Neurocircuits (NC)
Clinical & Translational Neuroscience (CT), Molecular & Cellular Neurobiology (MCN), Neuropharmacology (NP), Imaging Neurophysiology (IN), Neuroprotection (NPe)
Thesis
Starting at Berlin
Basics
Clinical & Translational Neuroscience (CT)
Neurocircuits (NC), Molecular & Cellular Neurobiology (MCN), Neuropharmacology (NP), Imaging Neurophysiology (IN), Neuroprotection (NPe)
Thesis
Starting at Coimbra
Basics
Molecular & Cellular Neurobiology (MCN)
Neurocircuits (NC), Clinical & Translational Neuroscience (CT), Neuropharmacology (NP), Imaging Neurophysiology (IN), Neuroprotection (NPe)
Thesis
Starting at Göttingen
Basics
Imaging Neurophysiology (IN)
Neurocircuits (NC), Clinical & Translational Neuroscience (CT), Molecular & Cellular Neurobiology (MCN), Neuropharmacology (NP), Neuroprotection (NPe)
Thesis
Starting at Laval
Basics
Neuroprotection (NPe)
Neurocircuits (NC), Clinical & Translational Neuroscience (CT), Molecular & Cellular Neurobiology (MCN), Neuropharmacology (NP), Imaging Neurophysiology (IN)
Thesis
Starting at Galway
Basics
Neuropharmacology (NP)
Neurocircuits (NC), Clinical & Translational Neuroscience (CT), Molecular & Cellular Neurobiology (MCN), Imaging Neurophysiology (IN), Neuroprotection (NPe)
Thesis

Key Considerations:

  • Plan Strategically: Match your Year 1 university to the specialization you aim to pursue in Year 2.
  • Explore Options: Each partner university offers unique academic strengths and research opportunities tailored to specific fields of neuroscience.
  • Seek Guidance: If unsure, consult with program advisors to align your choices with your career aspirations.

By making informed decisions about your academic journey, you’ll ensure a seamless progression toward your goals in the dynamic field of neuroscience.

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