Master

Fundamental Neuroscience

What is the molecular biology behind memory? Which genetic alterations make you more vulnerable to stress and depression? And which cellular targets can be used to treat Alzheimer’s disease? If these questions intrigue you, the specialisation Fundamental Neuroscience might be what you are looking for. You’ll study the mechanisms that underlie psychological processes, as well as psychiatric and neurological disorders. The courses are organised along the mechanisms and disorders, and include practical training sessions in which you will acquire laboratory skills that you'll you need to study them. You will also take several courses that focus on improving your academic skills, such as writing papers and research proposals. After you’ve completed the programme, you will have obtained all the knowledge and skills you need to embark on an academic career in fundamental neuroscience.

Meet Sebastian: the student ambassador for Fundamental Neuroscience.

On his Instagram account he shares his study experiences, moments of his life in Maastricht, and much more. Follow him to get a sneak peak of your possible future!

If you have questions about the programme and/or about (student) life in Maastricht, don't hesitate to get in touch with Sebastian through his Instagram page; he's happy to help you with your study choice, as previous student ambassadors helped him with his.

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If you're thinking about starting a master's programme at the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, but you need some more information. You can visit this page to find out all about our master events, our student ambassadors, and where to find more information.

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  • Anna’s extra mile in health: “Using the PBL sessions to grow my leadership skills and my confidence for my career and PhD position later on.”
    Anna Beltramini | Fundamental Neuroscience | Research Master in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience