MSc Neuroscience and Mental Health

Course Overview The MSc Neuroscience and Mental Health at the University of Roehampton provides a comprehensive education in brain structure, function, and research techniques. Students explore neural mechanisms of cognition and mental health disorders using advanced equipment like MRI, EEG, and brain stimulation. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience to prepare graduates for careers in neuroscience research and clinical applications. Key Program Highlights Hands-on training with MRI, EEG, eye-tracking, and brain stimulation equipment Exploration of neural mechanisms underlying cognition and mental health disorders Research-informed teaching with case studies from fMRI, ERPs, and TMS Professional development through presentations, essays, and grant proposal preparation Option for integrated 2-year masters with Professional Experience Year