Neuroscience

The Master's in Neuroscience at the University of Geneva is an interdisciplinary program offered jointly by the Faculties of Medicine, Science, and Psychology and Educational Sciences, and is  coordinated at the Geneva University Neurocenter. It stands out for its unique combination of practical, hands-on research training and a strong theoretical foundation in neuroscience, and the rich academic environment of one of Europe's most vibrant neuroscience communities.
 Students are immersed for the entire duration of the program within one of the local neuroscience research laboratories, working side by side with peers and internationally recognized scientists. This practical research experience is accompanied by a series of theoretical neuroscience courses and advanced training in programming, data analysis, and scientific communication; skills that are highly valued across academic, clinical, and professional domains. The curriculum spans a wide spectrum of topics, from state-of-the-art methods for exploring brain function and cellular neurobiology, to neuropsychology, cognitive and emotional processes, and computational neuroscience.
Situated within one of Europe's most advanced neuroscience hubs, Geneva offers a dynamic scientific environment, enriched by frequent seminars, workshops, and conferences featuring world-class researchers. Beyond the university, students also benefit from the city's role as a global center of diplomacy, international organizations, and NGOs, opening unique opportunities for networking and career development.
Graduates of this highly competitive program leave with the expertise, global outlook, and professional network to excel in competitive environments whether in academic neuroscience research, clinical practice, or industry.