Postgraduate Prospectus

This course has a start date in September  

This course is suited for clinicians and research radiographers with an interest in understanding a range of neuroimaging methods and basic neuroscience as well as for scientists with an interest in translational research and clinical neuroscience.

This interdisciplinary course offers an introduction to standard and advanced neuroimaging methods and its biomedical applications as well as an overview of basic and clinical neuroscience. Methods covered are structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), MR spectroscopy, magnetoencephalography (MEG), electroencephalography (EEG), transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and their respective image analysis techniques.

The programme combines lectures, tutorials, a research placement and a hands-on research project.

• Programme focused on translational aspects of neuroimaging, i.e. biomedical applications aiming to improve our understanding of diseases and patient benefit
• Taught by active and internationally renowned research scientists and clinicians
• Transdisciplinary approach open to students from varied background and taught by lecturers with experience in medicine, physics, psychology, pharmacology and biology
• Wide choice of research projects in translational and clinical neuroimaging and access to unique MRI facilities

 

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