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University of Skövde Master in Cognitive Neuroscience: Mind and Brain

University of Skövde

Master in Cognitive Neuroscience: Mind and Brain

Norrmalm, Sweden

1 Years

English

Full time

15 Jan 2026

31 Aug 2026

SEK 135,000 *

On-Campus

* first instalment: SEK 67,500 | EU/EEA Citizens are not required to pay tuition fees

Key Summary

    About: The Master in Cognitive Neuroscience: Mind and Brain focuses on understanding the relationship between cognitive processes and brain function. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of cognitive neuroscience through theoretical and practical approaches. You’ll engage in in-depth research and analysis, helping to develop critical thinking and practical skills in the field.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles in research, healthcare, education, and technology. Opportunities may include working as a cognitive neuroscientist, clinical psychologist, or research assistant in academic and industrial settings.

Introduction

Do you want to learn more about issues relating to the links between consciousness, the brain, and subjective well-being? This English-language master’s program allows you to develop your knowledge of these issues at a high level.

The University of Skövde offers a one-year master’s program in Cognitive Neuroscience: Consciousness and the Brain taught entirely in English. This is a demanding master’s program for students with a background in cognitive neuroscience consciousness studies, or closely related subjects. It may also be suitable as a conversion program for students with an interest in these subject areas and a background in a subject such as philosophy, cognitive science, neuroscience, or experimental psychology. The program is taught in English and provides a sound basis for research and teaching at a higher level within cognitive neuroscience. It requires ongoing, focused studies over a year (two consecutive semesters).

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Most senior members of the teaching staff at the department also carry out active research, in some cases as part of major research projects and with international collaborators. We encourage our students to take part in our research activities and be involved in presentations and publications of their research findings. Find out more about this research, publications, and previous theses at the university’s international website.

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