Master in Neuroscience - Master

Applications for the Sep 2026 intake are due by Aug 31, 2026, while tuition comes to 24,999 USD per year.

This programme's focus is on neurosensorik and University Oldenburg's existing research networks. The Master of Science in Neuroscience has a thematic focus on neurosensing, leveraging the university's research networks and graduate programs to combine fundamental biological research with clinical and applied research on sensory processes. Students in this program learn to conduct independent scientific work in close contact with internationally recognized research. The strong research focus in neurosensing ensures a broad, methodological diversity in teaching. The curriculum covers the entire spectrum of neural complexity, from molecular genetic and cellular approaches, to system-oriented behavioral and sensory physiology, mathematical modeling, and imaging techniques. The close links between teachers and the units of Biology, Physics, Psychology, and Human Medicine offer students numerous interfaces with these related disciplines, allowing them to deepen their individual strengths and interests within the multidisciplinary neurosciences.