MD (Doctor of Medicine) Neuroscience and Psychology

Course Overview This PhD program in Neuroscience and Psychology offers a unique opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research on brain function, from cellular mechanisms to complex cognition and social interaction. Students will tackle major challenges in neurological and psychiatric disorders by leveraging world-class imaging infrastructure and computational analysis. The program is driven by four interdisciplinary research centers focused on translating discoveries into new treatments for conditions like stroke, pain, and schizophrenia. Key Program Highlights Access to state-of-the-art imaging facilities, including human cognitive imaging, high-field animal scanners, and advanced microscopy Interdisciplinary research spanning four centres: Neuroscience, Stroke and Brain Imaging, Cognitive Neuroimaging, and Social Interaction Strong emphasis on computational analyses to understand brain networks at multiple levels Translational research aimed at developing new approaches for disorders like pain, stroke, and schizophrenia Individual research projects covering an exciting and diverse range of topics in neuroscience and psychology