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Neuroscience is a vibrant and emerging discipline which seeks to understand the development, structure and function of the nervous system, as well as giving insights into possible therapies for neural diseases and disorders; the neuroscience field draws its impetus from a wide variety of disciplines including anatomy, neurology, physiology and psychology as well as recent advances in molecular biology, neuroimaging, systems neuroscience and bioinformatics; the neuroscience course is that it is research-led, and is constantly updated in the light of recent discoveries, informed by the expertise in the major neuroscience research centres which are at the international forefront of the field; these include the MRC centre for developmental neurobiology, the wolfson centre for age-related diseases and the centre for neurodegeneration and brain injury at institute of psychiatry; the aim of the undergraduate programme is to produce students with an integrated knowledge base in neuroscience, and a wide set of skills; students develop analytical and critical thinking and the ability to understand and communicate complex ideas via a number of different media.
Year 1 examples: Biochemistry and molecular biology (cell biology and genetics); biochemistry and molecular biology (chemistry of the cell); from cells to systems; fundamentals of pharmacology; practice of biomedical science; physiological systems. Year 2 examples: Neuroscience; neuroscience and the mind; physiology and pharmacology of the central nervous system; essentials of embryology; psychology; gene cloning and expression A. Year 3: Optional streams.
AAB (SQA Higher: AAABB)
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Sat 1st Sep 2012 |
3 - 4 years |
Full time |
The deadline for the receipt of full-tim ..more
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Westminster, WC2R 2LS |
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£9000 per year |
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B140
King's College London
Neuroscience / Neurobiology
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