Study Neuroscience in Europe
173 programmes in neuroscience at 85 universities in Europe are open to international students; 95% are taught in English. The median yearly tuition is 28,664 USD, with the middle half of programmes charging between 3,267 USD and 40,717 USD.
Data as of August 27, 2026 · computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD
Neuroscience programmes
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Neuroscience in Europe by degree level
| Degree | Programmes | 25th percentile | Median tuition / yr | 75th percentile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's | 46 | 31,633 USD | 34,738 USD | 39,311 USD |
| Master's | 98 | 3,267 USD | 28,664 USD | 40,717 USD |
| PhD | 20 | 20,825 USD | 33,609 USD | 34,221 USD |
Tuition figures use the yearly price each university publishes for international students, converted to USD; medians only publish where at least 5 priced programmes exist.
Universities for neuroscience in Europe
- University of Warwick, England (7)
- University of Sussex (7)
- University of Bristol (7)
- École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) (6)
- Queen Mary University of London (6)
- University of Tübingen (6)
- Aston University (6)
- King’s College London, England (5)
- Lancaster University (5)
- The University of Sheffield (4)
Study Neuroscience in Europe: common questions
- How many neuroscience programmes are there in Europe?
- 173 neuroscience programmes at 85 universities in Europe are open to international students, as of August 27, 2026.
- How much does a neuroscience degree in Europe cost?
- The median yearly tuition for master's programmes in neuroscience in Europe is 28,664 USD. The middle half of programmes charge between 3,267 USD and 40,717 USD per year.
- Can I study neuroscience in Europe in English?
- Yes — 95% of the neuroscience programmes in Europe in our catalogue are taught in English (164 of 173).
- Are any of these neuroscience programmes available online?
- 7 of the 173 programmes in Europe are delivered online or by distance learning.
Planning to study neuroscience in Europe?
An advisor who knows admissions in Europe can shortlist neuroscience programmes for your budget and profile.