Neurosciences International Program - Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences

M.Sc.

Overview

Course Overview

The essential question in modern neurosciences is to understand how the human brain is functioning on all levels, from molecules to cognition. In order to approach these questions, neuroscience researchers and thinkers develop and use a wide spectrum of experimental and analytical methods from a broad variety of disciplines. As the techniques and analyses are becoming more to being interdisciplinary, the increasing demand for academics with an interdisciplinary and integrative educational background is not suprising. Based on its strong history and today proficient expertise in neurosciences, Munich is by all measures worldwide one of the most important centers for neurosciences and thus, an important international site for interdisciplinary research and education in the field. The programs at the GSN provide basic and individual teaching concepts for master students with an educational background in neurosciences but also from other related fields such as life sciences, math, physics, computational sciences, engineering and also philosophy (which is unique in the field of neuroscience degree programs).

Program Outline

Program Outline

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Teaching method: Face to Face
Starting in: October
Full Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English

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Domestic Students: 0 EUR (0 USD) per 1
International Students: 0 EUR (0 USD) per 1

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Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, 80539 München, Germany

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Course Overview

The essential question in modern neurosciences is to understand how the human brain is functioning on all levels, from molecules to cognition. In order to approach these questions, neuroscience researchers and thinkers develop and use a wide spectrum of experimental and analytical methods from a broad variety of disciplines. As the techniques and analyses are becoming more to being interdisciplinary, the increasing demand for academics with an interdisciplinary and integrative educational background is not suprising. Based on its strong history and today proficient expertise in neurosciences, Munich is by all measures worldwide one of the most important centers for neurosciences and thus, an important international site for interdisciplinary research and education in the field. The programs at the GSN provide basic and individual teaching concepts for master students with an educational background in neurosciences but also from other related fields such as life sciences, math, physics, computational sciences, engineering and also philosophy (which is unique in the field of neuroscience degree programs).

Program Outlines

Course Overview

Teaching method: Face to Face
Starting in: October
Full Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English

Ratings:

Course rating:
University rating:
Value for money:

Fees:

Domestic Students: 0 EUR (0 USD) per year
International Students: 0 EUR (0 USD) per year

Address

Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, 80539 München, Germany

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