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Training in Neuroscience is interdisciplinary, ranging from Molecular Biology to cognitive studies and neuroimaging. This Masters degree aims to provide future investigators, performing basic and clinical research, in Neurosciences with the basic knowledge to tackle future work problems and to can help them join laboratories of both the public and private sector.

Specific Objectives:

• Training in Integrated Cell Neurobiology.

• Training in Physiopathology and Therapy of Neurological Diseases.

• Training in Cognitive and Behavioural Neuroscience.

• Training in the Metodology to be developed.

Specific Requirements:

• Development of Research capacity.

• Development of professional values, attitudes and behaviour.

This knowledge and these skills are developed in the following six fields:

• Research/Teaching.

• Biotechnology.

• Medicine.

• Veterinary science.

• Biology.

• Psychology.
   

Others:

• Physics.

• Telecommunications.

• Chemistry.

• Information technology.