Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience

Entry requirements

Typically you need one from:

• a second class honours degree or above in psychology
• a relevant undergraduate degree from a non-psychological background such as biosciences or a healthcare related subject
• appropriate practical or work-based experience

Months of entry

September

Course content

• Learn generic and specialised skills including learning brain-behaviour relation and underlying neurophysiological mechanisms and theories
• Gain hands-on experience with various techniques including EEG, TMS, fMRI recording and analysis, IQ and other clinical psychometric assessments

Designed for graduates of psychology and other related disciplines (biomedical sciences, neuroscience, psychophysiology), this course introduces you to various topics in cognitive neuroscience, normal and abnormal development of perceptual and higher level cognitive functions across the lifespan.