The final project on the MSc programme is your chance to conduct in-depth and independent research on a topic that is of direct interest to you and your career goals.
Alumni of the programmes have gone on to take up roles as clinical trial coordinators, or have taken on graduate roles in healthcare companies. Some have become medical and science writers, begun marketing and communications roles or become research scientists in the academic or industry sector. Some students have returned to their clinical work/study and others are pursuing a career as independent scientific investigators. Graduates have also enrolled in PhD studies or gone on to medical school.
During your studies you will have access to support at every stage in your degree, including one-to-one academic guidance, tailored workshops and external guest speakers.
You will become actively involved in neuroscience research during your final project and dissertation if studying on the MSc. You will have the opportunity to work alongside pioneering research groups and gain first-hand experience on clinical or bench-based research projects. With a strong focus on the clinical perspective, this course will give you advanced knowledge on a path to innovative treatments for patients suffering from neurological disorders. As such, you will be well-placed to find a position within academia or industry, continuing your studies to PhD level, working in the field on clinical trials or within another science-based role.
Many of our graduates go on to prestigious positions in Neuroscience and other related or nonrelated positions. Some of these include:
Some of these employers include:
Source: Graduate Outcomes Surveys 2019/20 and 2020/21 data