MSc Neuroscience

[@neurofatos_of]

I wonder if I'll ever get there... So magical

[@strhappgir3732]

Hello, is Bachelors in speech language pathology and audiology eligible to apply to this?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi,thank you for your comment King's Advisors at our Contact Centre are on hand to answer any questions you have about King’s College London, our courses, the application process, and more: www.kcl.ac.uk/study-at-kings/contact?pageIndex=1

[@chathuanushki6331]

Who can you become after doing msc in neuroscience

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi Chathu Anushki, this course provides excellent training for students who wish to pursue a broad range of careers including an academic or research career, or those who wish to enter medical school, the pharmaceutical industry, or train as clinical psychologists, or work as scientific writers. If you have further queries please contact us: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/contact-us

[@ipoetry97]

Hello, are students with a business degree eligible?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi, thanks for your query. King's Advisors at our Contact Centre are on hand to answer any questions you have about our courses, entry requirements, the application process, and more. Please contact us for further support: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/how-to-apply/contact#:~:text=Get%20in%20touch%20with%20us,%2B44%20(0)7858%20988027

[@brixiemandal3878]

Is this the same with Applied Neuroscience and Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health which are online?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your question. As you observe, the Applied Neuroscience and Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health programmes are online, whereas the MSc Neuroscience is on-campus, offering a research project experience with a top laboratory. As a community, King's College London offers Students an excellent experience, whichever Programme they choose.

[@chathuanushki6331]

Does this have laboratory modules

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi, thank you for your query. You may explore the programme in more details by accessing a downloadable copy of our postgraduate prospectus: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/prospectus

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Yes, it does. The programme inlcudes a research project module where if you choose, you can enter a Lab for your wet-lab project.

[@julius9561]

Hello! I understand that GCSE maths would be the additionally preferred qualification proven for studying, however; would this be the compulsory?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hello, Thank you for your question. A GCSE maths is not compulsory. GCSE Science subjects can help. Admissions will be more interested in your undergraduate grades (UK 2.1 or above)

[@tvishatrushna3875]

Hello sir I am post MBBS...have worked for around 3 years in India..i want to pursue neurology in future...i also want to learn about brain through MSC neuroscience..my question is will this course of neuroscience help me pursue my dream of becoming a neurologist?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi Tvisha, thanks for your query. King's Advisors at our Contact Centre are on hand to answer any questions you have about King’s College London, our courses, the application process, and more: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/how-to-apply/contact

[@saniya7649]

Does Kings College consider applications for Msc in Neuroscience from Students having a B.sc degree in Nursing??

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Yes, Students having a BSc degree in Nursing (UK 2.1 or above) can be considered. Admissions will consider the complete application (i.e. educational transcripts, reference letter and Personal Statement) when making their decision. Thank you for your interest.

[@saniya7649]

@@eamonnwalsh7309 Thank you for your kind reply. 😊

[@vardgesghazaryan]

is this video about the on-site master's program or about the online version?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi Vardges, thanks for your query. Our Neuroscience MSc course is offered on campus: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/courses/neuroscience-msc. King's Advisors at our Contact Centre are on hand to answer any questions you have about King’s College London, our courses, the application process, and more: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/how-to-apply/contact

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you - it is for the on-site master's

[@bvskrishna3459]

Can a bachelor's in dental surgery(BDS) person can take neuroscience . Further research in it . Can a dentist is eligible for this course.

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your question. Yes, a Bachelor's in Dental Surgery(BDS) provides a very good scientific background (especially of the trigeminal nerve!) and would certainly be considered.

[@Mohammed96134]

Sure I'm also a dentist. I will apply for an MSc. Psychology and neuroscience of mental health at King's.

[@bobbyvishwas5755]

Same for me. Well wht are you doing these days, are you enrolled in neuroscience?

[@dwaynewal-e8615]

I would love to do this programme, very interesting stuff indeed.

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi Dwayne Wal-e, thank you for your comment. We'd be delighted to discuss the programme in more detail with you. King's Advisors at our Contact Centre are on hand to answer any questions you have: www.kcl.ac.uk/study-at-kings/contact#:~:text=Phone%3A%20%2B44%20(0),connect%20with%20us%20via%20WeChat.

[@LDeepa-m2j]

Sir i have done betch ece can i do msc in neuroscience

[@reevadesa6144]

Hello. Is it possible for a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy undergrad to be eligible for this course?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hello, Thanks for your question and your interest. It is possible for a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy undergrad to be eligible, and some of our previous Students have this background. However, we recommend you contact Admissions and / or the Programme Team to learn more and to find out if this Programme is a good match for you. Best wishes, Eamonn

[@nfis44]

Online it says that this is a 100% online course. Is this true? How can you study applied neuroscience with no application? Genuine Question.

[@kingscollegelondon]

Dear Nicholas Fish, thank you for your comment. The course is offered on a full -time or part-time basis. We'd be delighted to discuss the programme in more detail with you. Get in touch with us via the details here: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/how-to-apply/contact. Many thanks.

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

This video represents the on-campus (MSc Neuroscience) programme. It is 100% on-campus.

[@sharmilisivaneshkumar4267]

Hello ! May I know that students from bsc biological sciences are eligible for this course in msc?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hello Sharmili, Yes, Students with a BSc in Biological Sciences are very eligible for the MSc Neuroscience programme. It surprises some people to hear that many of our Students also come from a Psychology background. Thank you!

[@sharmilisivaneshkumar4267]

Eamonn Walsh thank you so much Eamonn

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

@@sharmilisivaneshkumar4267 A pleasure, Thank you!

[@chathuanushki6331]

Can we do msc in neuroscience .I have majored in biomedical sciences

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your question. Yes, approx. half our Students have a biomedical sciences background. See the 'kcl msc neuroscience entry requirements' page for full details.

[@BastiPROTON]

How exactly would a background in physics relate to neuroscience? Would this person be the expert on imaging techniques? Do more on the biomedical engineering side? Or would the physics graduate be just as involved in the cognitive aspects of neuroscience as someone with a bachelor's in psychology?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your question. Neuroscience at King’s is multidisciplinary and involves people with differing backgrounds such as biomedicine, neuroscience, neurology, psychology and physics. As part of a multidisciplinary team, a person with a background in physics could bring their expertise to bear on a problem e.g. in trying to understand and treat a disease in a particular way. This could include as you rightly point out, (neuro)imaging and / or biomedical engineering techniques.

[@shaffiqhaikal9660]

Hi, I wanna ask a question. Is it possible for a student to go for Phd in Neuroscience while his or her background was B.HSc in Psychology and M.Ed in English? Please give more explanation on this. Tq.

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hi, Thank you for your question. It depends a lot on the PhD; a background in psychology is especially relevant for PhDs involving cognitive neuroscience and neuroimaging, though less so for more biomedical PhDs. An M.Ed in English is useful as writing is an important skill for a PhD. Analytical, problem-solving and interpersonal skills are also key.

[@electronics36]

Is it advisable to do Bsc or BA so as to take up this Msc course?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi, thanks for your query. Please refer to the course page for entry requirements. King's Advisors are on hand to answer any questions you may have about the application process, entry requirements and more to make sure you have the information you need and guide you through your next steps to study at King’s: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/how-to-apply/contact

[@arpithaarpitha3716]

Hello sir iam bsc neuroscience student can I eligible for this course ? What is the salary of msc neuroscience now ..? Plz reply me sir plz plz

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hello, Thank you for your question. Yes, BSc Neuroscience Students can certainly apply to the Programme. See our webpage for full details on Entry Requirements as well as Tuition Fees: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/courses/neuroscience-msc

[@deralambert7030]

Hello, is a Bachelors in Pharmacology eligible to apply for this Masters course

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your question, Dera. Yes, someone with a Bachelor's in Pharmacology is eligible to apply for an MSc Neuroscience at King’s College London. Any biomedical or science background provides a particularly good foundation. Many of our Students have a Psychology background. Whatever your training, a 2.1 class degree or higher is usually required to demonstrate academic ability, though Admissions will always consider ‘the whole person’ (e.g., education, personal statement, reference) in their application.

[@canberkkurtul4285]

Can an electrical and electronics engineering graduate who also has a minor program degree in biology apply for this program and is my chance of getting accepted low

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Yes, graduates with an electrical and electronics engineering can apply. Applicants with this background are often attracted to the computational aspects of neuroscience, e.g., computational neuropsychiatry which is covered in the MSc Neuroscience at King's. Neuroimaging is another area of neuroscience where an engineering background and skillset can be an advantage. Certainly, mention the minor program degree in biology in your Personal Statement, as this will strengthen your application. With a 2.1 class degree or higher, your chances are quite high, though remember that Admissions will always consider the entire application (e.g., personal statement, reference) and not just education when making their decision. Thank you for your question!

[@sreevidya9917]

Hello Sir, I am a BAMS(Ayurveda medicine)graduate. Am I eligible for the course?If so,what are the admission criteria? Thanking you in advance.

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hello, and thank you for your message. See our webpage for full details of Entry Requirements: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/courses/neuroscience-msc

[@lekhasreelekhasree6646]

Bsc medical lab technician can apply for msc Neuroscience sir please reply me

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you. A BSc MLT involves the study of the treatment, diagnosis and prevention of disease through the use of clinical laboratory tests. All highly relevant skills. Admissions will consider strong applications incorporating educational achievement, personal statement, and reference letter.

[@lekhasreelekhasree6646]

Thanks for your consideration of my request and your reply urges me to think further sir🙏

[@arunjose9046]

Is dentists allowed to do the course?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

King’s Admissions will always consider an Applicant’s entire application pack including their personal statement, references, educational background and transcripts. Applicants with strong scientific backgrounds such as in Dentistry are encouraged to apply.

[@arunjose9046]

@@eamonnwalsh7309 thank you for replying

[@Wandererdoc]

Can a PharmD graduate can take Neuroscience?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi, thanks for your query. King's Advisors at our Contact Centre are on hand to answer any questions you have about King’s College London, our courses, the application process, and more:www.kcl.ac.uk/study-at-kings/contact?pageindex=0

[@Dr.Negetive]

Hello sir can I study this with just my B.E.D guidance and counselling?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi Abdulhakim Ibrahimjume, King's Advisors are on hand to answer any questions you may have about the application process, entry requirements and more. Get in touch with us via the details here: www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/how-to-apply/contact#:~:text=Phone%3A%20%2B44%20(0),%2B44%20(0)7858%20988027

[@reubenluke4371]

Hello is it possible for a Bachelor of Management with Psychology undergraduate degree be eligible for this Masters Degree?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hello, Thanks for your question and your interest. Yes, it is possible for a Bachelor of Management with Psychology undergraduate degree to be eligible, and some of our previous Students have similar backgrounds. However, we recommend you contact Admissions and / or the Programme Team to learn more and to find out if this Programme is a good match for you. We are happy to advise. Best wishes, Eamonn

[@pradeepreddy2719]

Can engg students learn this MSC

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your question. King’s Admissions will always consider an Applicant’s entire application pack including their personal statement, references, educational background and transcripts. Applicants with Engineering backgrounds may be considered. A knowledge of Biology, Chemsitry and e.g. Statistics will strengthen your application.

[@krishn6177]

What is ur branch in engineering. If ur hving knowledge abt chemistry and zoology theen u can

[@saraanees9974]

Is this a PG course ?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Dear Sara, Thank you for your comment and interest in studying at King’s. The course stated above is a Post-graduate course. Kind Regards, King’s College London

[@abhayiyer8864]

Are Bsc. Biotechnology students eligible to apply? Can they learn this Msc?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Hi, Thanks for your question and your interest. Yes, BSc Biotechnology students are usually eligible to apply. Do check with King's Postgraduate Admissions. Best wishes, Eamonn

[@abhayiyer8864]

@@eamonnwalsh7309 Thank You for your reply.

[@smrutiingolikar]

Hi! Currently, I'm pursuing my Bachelor's in Physical Therapy from India. Am I eligible for this course?

[@kingscollegelondon]

Dear Smruti, The normal minimum entry requirements are an undergraduate degree with 2:1 honours in a biological discipline; or a medical degree (MBBS or international equivalent). Applicants with a non-biological degree or with a lower class may be considered. You are welcome to submit your documents for assessment, the Admissions team will assess them and get back to you with a decision. King’s College London

[@Elijah.19]

I am a psychology graduate, can I apply for this course

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your question. Yes, all Psychology graduates are encouraged to apply.

[@professordrabhijitsayamber2299]

Om pure and simple

[@emin4222]

I am currently applying for some neuroscience master programs across the world. I am struggling to find relatively cheap or free programs as a low-income student. I would be so grateful if anyone can check my letter of intent or suggest me some universities to help me increase my chance of acceptance in any possible way. Sincerely...

[@kingscollegelondon]

Dear Emin, King's advisors are on hand to answer any questions you may have about the application process, entry requirements or scholarships available. Get in touch with us via the details here:www.kcl.ac.uk/study/contact-us#:~:text=Connect%20with%20a%20King's%20Advisor&text=Get%20in%20touch%20with%20us,newstudents%40kcl.ac.uk

[@ghanabaaremeyawabas3074]

is neuroscience for only medical students?wat abt psychiatric nursing students??

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

Thank you for your comment. Our MSc Neuroscience is not only for Medical Students, but for all graduates with a strong interest in Neuroscience. A background in Science subjects certainly is an advantage. Based at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, we welcome applications from Psychiatric Nursing Students.

[@ghanabaaremeyawabas3074]

Eamonn Walsh Thanks so much ....that was indeed very helpful

[@majidhussain1166]

Eamonn Walsh hi what if your undergraduate is in psychology? Or what if your undergrad is in psychology and you studied a psychology masters, could you then do a neuroscience masters?

[@eamonnwalsh7309]

@@majidhussain1166 Hi GG, Yes, you can; almost half of our current Students come from a Psychology background. We do recommend gaining some biomedical knowledge before starting.

[@laylajameel5106]

@@eamonnwalsh7309 so is it possible to have master degree after having biomedical science degree?

[@VedikaLute-no7jy]

Hello can you plz tell me what can i do after bsc neuroscience. Plz bcoz im very interst in this course ......@kingscollegelondon

[@kingscollegelondon]

Hi, thanks for your query. King's Advisors at our Contact Centre are on hand to answer any questions you have about King’s College London, our courses, the application process, and more: www.kcl.ac.uk/study-at-kings/contact?cat=student