
This Master's specialisation in Neurophysics uniquely combines your interest in biological and artificial neural networks with physics and data science. You will study the brain and complex systems through mathematical modeling and physical principles. It offers a rigorous theoretical foundation in neural systems, utilizing methods from experimental physics, machine learning, and computational modeling. This programme is ideal for students with backgrounds in physics, science, or related fields who are eager to explore the cutting edge of neuroscience at the renowned Donders Institute.
The Neurophysics specialisation provides a solid theoretical grounding in neural systems, using techniques from experimental physics, machine learning, and computational modelling. You will gain fundamental knowledge of the brain, complex systems, and the principles of intelligent behaviour in both living and artificial systems. The programme structure allows for a deep dive into advanced topics, preparing you for research or specialized roles.
This specialization equips you for a research career in neuroscience, data science, or physics. You will gain the advanced quantitative skills expected of a physicist, alongside the ability to analyze complex, multidisciplinary problems – essential in today's technological landscape. The programme also fosters the communication skills needed for effective teamwork in diverse environments.
Students from a physics or science background are particularly welcome. Proficiency in English is essential.
Tuition fees are subject to change. The listed amount is for the academic year 2023-2024.
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Applicants need a completed Bachelor's degree in Physics, Science, or a related quantitative field. English proficiency is also required, with an IELTS score of 6.5 overall or a TOEFL score of 90.
The MSc Neurophysics is a full-time programme with a duration of 2 years.
For the academic year 2023-2024, the tuition fee for both home and international students is EUR 2,209 per year. Please note that tuition fees are subject to change.
You can apply through Studielink after checking the admission requirements. The application deadline for the September intake is May 1st, and you will need to submit supporting documents like transcripts and a motivation letter.
Graduates are prepared for research careers in neuroscience, data science, or physics. Potential roles include Neuroscience Researcher, Data Scientist, Physics Researcher, Computational Modeler, and Machine Learning Specialist.