BMSc (Hons) Neuropharmacology and Behaviour (Intercalated)

Course Overview This intercalated degree in Neuropharmacology and Behaviour offers medical students a unique opportunity to deepen their expertise through a dedicated year of specialized study. The course provides an up-to-date, in-depth exploration of how drugs affect the nervous system and behavior, bridging the gap between molecular mechanisms and whole-organism clinical outcomes. You will be taught by leading pathologists and researchers, gaining invaluable insight into both laboratory science and its therapeutic applications. Key Program Highlights Study the molecular basis of neurodegenerative diseases and their impact on structure and function Explore analgesic and anaesthetic pharmacology from ionic mechanisms to clinical use Investigate synaptic plasticity and the molecular underpinnings of cognition Learn directly from University researchers at the forefront of neuropharmacology Gain advanced lab-based and theoretical research skills to enhance your medical career