Neuroimaging

Programme outline and modules

This programme is focused on a specialist taught module and hands-on practical training in the theoretical, practical and clinical aspects of Neuroimaging data collection and analysis.

The course also includes a dissertation project, an original piece of qualitative research carried out under the mentorship of a research sponsor in the spring and summer terms.

Students also complete a core of six compulsory 10-credit modules in Psychological Research methods that provide detailed study and practical experience in psychological research design and analysis and in the development of professional skills.

Learning, teaching & assessment

The course is delivered mainly through lectures, which are normally followed up by laboratory-based practical sessions.

The course is assessed by a combination of coursework, examinations, practical work, oral and written presentations, and the dissertation project.

Career opportunities

This course would be ideal for someone wishing to pursue further research in neuroscience.

Personal development

In addition to writing skills, students will learn how to deliver information concisely in the form of scientific posters and talks as well essential interview and CV writing skills.

Duration of programme: Full-time: 12 months, part-time: Up to 5 years