BSc Neuroscience

The BSc Neuroscience course is taught at the Hendon campus for three years. The programme focuses on topics like behavioural studies, molecular biology, and clinical neuroscience to give a detailed understanding of the brain and nervous system.

The programme examines how brain activity affects the health and behaviour of human beings and the relationship between neurobiology, genetics, pharmacology, and psychology. Students will use the advanced bioanalytical labs to learn and experiment, using tools like EEG and evoked potentials.

The course teaches students the concepts of cognitive neuroscience and develops research and ethical skills. The curriculum includes modules such as "Laboratory and Professional Skills" and "Fundamental Neuroscience”, which are compulsory.

Middlesex University is a highly respected university in London that prioritises practical, career-focused education. The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in fields such as Health and Education, Business, Law, Science and Technology, and the Arts. The university is committed to providing a fantastic student experience, as seen in its modern facilities and strong industry connections.

Middlesex University has a supportive learning environment, and it is dedicated to the success of the student body. Its connections with employers and professional bodies ensure that all its courses are current, and they prepare students for all the demands they will face at the workplace. The university's campus has a comfortable environment for both academic and social activities.

Candidates need to submit a personal statement and relevant information regarding their studies, an academic and/or employer reference, and their CVs to show their work experience.

Grade Requirements:

• Candidates need 112 UCAS points, including A-levels, BTEC, or an equivalent from any science subject.
• Other International qualifications equivalent to A-levels are also accepted.
• A GCSE at grade 4 or C or above in English and Mathematics is accepted.

English Proficiency:

• Candidates should submit an overall score of 6.5 in the IELTS test, with a minimum of 5.5 in each section.
• PTE Academic and TOEFL IBT are also accepted.
• Candidates who do not meet these English requirements can take a pre-sessional English course at the university.

The tuition fee for the BSc Neuroscience at Middlesex University for the academic year is £16,000.

Middlesex University offers various scholarships to international students, helping them with tuition fees based on how well they have done academically. For instance, talented students might get a Regional Award, which can knock off up to £5,000 from their first year's fees. They do not need to apply separately for this; they will be considered automatically when they apply to the university.

There is also the International Merit Award, worth up to £2,000, for both undergraduates and postgraduates. Also, students from North and South America with excellent grades might be eligible for a £5,000 Academic Excellence Scholarship. These awards can make a big difference in funding their education.

Graduates of the BSc Neuroscience programme from Middlesex University can become:

• Research Scientist
• Clinical Scientist
• Neurotechnologist
• Pharmaceutical Researcher
• Neurodiagnostics Technician

Admission to the BSc Neuroscience is made through UCAS. If you need further assistance, our advisors at AHZ can assist you with your application process.