
Trondheim, Norway · Accredited programme
Neuroscience - Master's Programme is a master's degree programme lasting 2 years | 120 ECT, taught in English at Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim.
Are you wondering how thoughts and emotions arise from the nerve cells in the brain? Do you want to use a wide range of methods from the natural sciences to investigate how the brain works, and what goes wrong when disease occurs? If so, NTNU's interdisciplinary MSc in Neuroscience is the right choice for you. Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary research field, integrating concepts and tools from biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, medicine, philosophy, physics and psychology. Neuroscientific problems and hypotheses are explored in different research groups at NTNU that work with humans, animal models, biochemical systems, or which use computational and theoretical approaches. This is reflected in the wide range of available elective courses and master's thesis projects.
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The official catalogue records a duration of 2 years | 120 ECT and 120 ECTS.
The official programme record lists English. A required language certificate or minimum score must be confirmed for the chosen intake.
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Master's Degree
Master's Degree