Cognitive Neuroscience MSc

**Overview**<br/><br/>Cognitive neuroscience is psychology’s fastest moving and most fundamental area, combining psychology with neuroscience.<br/><br/>Our Cognitive Neuroscience Master’s programme 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.<br/><br/>You’ll have access to world-leading facilities for brain imaging research at UEA’s dedicated brain imaging centre (UBIC). The course builds to a substantial piece of Master’s research, which you’ll undertake with the supervision of active researchers.<br/><br/>You’ll also benefit from a tailored research placement, through which you’ll acquire and hone further research skills.<br/>The course is ideal if you are a high-calibre graduate of psychology or a related discipline such as medicine, neuroscience, or biological sciences. It is ideal preparation for a PhD in cognitive neuroscience, or a career with a significant research element. <br/><br/>**About This Course**<br/><br/>Our MSc Cognitive Neuroscience combines research methods training with in-depth study of the topic. You’ll become familiar with modern psychological research methods, including fMRI, EEG, and TMS.<br/><br/>You’ll be able to understand the neural basis of cognition, prepare research proposals, conduct critical reviews, and perform hands-on data analysis. You’ll also acquire transferable skills in oral and written communication, and in the analysis of complex data sets. You can also undertake a research placement tailored to the specific skills you need to enhance your employability.<br/><br/>The programme includes compulsory modules providing a solid grounding in the subject’s key areas, and optional modules chosen according to your specific interests.<br/><br/>The course builds to a substantial piece of Master’s research, which you’ll undertake with the supervision of active researchers in the School of Psychology. Take a look at the School of Psychology’s webpage to find a researcher who works on a topic that interests you. You’re welcome to contact our academics to discuss your research interests and find out how we can help you explore those areas before you apply. <br/><br/>**Disclaimer**<br/><br/>Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the providers website: **www.uea.ac.uk**