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Outline of the program:
The program outline adheres to the usual scheme of 84
weeks of training, 120 ECTS. The 2 tracks have their own obligatory
theoretical courses. The courses will be in the format of 2 to 10-week
independent modules and will be organised during the course of the
academical year. Students following the experimental and clinical
neuroscience track can followcourses from the ABC-Master program..
Career opportunities
Masters will find their way to :
- Academic hospitals
(disease-oriented research)
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Research institutes (fundamental research on the various
areas in the cognitive sciences)
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Pharmaceutical industry (applied research)
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Policy- and management functions in science and
healthcare
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Clinical settings (neuro-psychologist, clinical
physicist)
Entry requirements
The program may be entered once a year in September.
The master program is open to bachelors of biomedical sciences (Biology,
Biomedical Sciences, Pharmacy, Medicine, Veterinary Sciences), Physics,
Linguistics and Social Sciences. An intake interview may be part of the
admission procedure. Students with deficiencies may be given the
opportunity to make up for them during the program.
Modes of instruction: lectures, seminars, laboratory work,
practical research, theoretical courses
Examinations/assessments: research results, examination of
theoretical courses
Duration: 2 years
Programme begins: 1 September 2003
Programme ends: 31 August 2005
Application deadline: 1 December 2002 (early bird), 1
March 2003 (normal), 15 April 2003 (late).
Application for admission Dutch students: see page Aanmelding en inschrijving Nederlandse studenten.
Application for admission foreign students: see page Application for admission (English website Utrecht
University).
Tuition fee:
EEA/EU-students: 1,445 euro
Non-EEA/EU-students: 4,500 euro
See page Information on finance (English website Utrecht
University).
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