Embark on the BSc Neuroscience at the University of Exeter, a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for those fascinated by the intricate workings of the nervous system and its role in health and disease. You will explore the fundamental principles of neuroscience, from the molecular and cellular basis of neural function to complex neural circuits and their impact on behaviour and cognition. This programme is ideal for students seeking a deep understanding of neurobiology, equipping you with the knowledge to address critical questions in neurology, psychology, and pharmacology.
This full-time, three-year on-campus degree immerses you in neuroscience through a blend of compulsory and optional modules, including advanced methods, neuropharmacology, and neural circuits. You will develop practical skills through laboratory work and, in your final year, undertake a significant independent research project, contributing to current neuroscientific understanding. Graduates from the University of Exeter's BSc Neuroscience are well-prepared for postgraduate study or careers in research, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and clinical neuroscience.