Neuroimaging MSc at Bangor University

The MSc Neuroimaging focuses on the practical and biomedical aspects of neuroimaging, particularly magnetic resonance imaging including functional MRI, diffusion tensor imaging and spectroscopy. Students design and run their own imaging research project in areas such as social neuroscience, stroke and brain injury, vision, motor control and psychopharmacology.

Duration: 1 year  |  Intake: September  |  Study mode: full-time / part-time  |  Location: Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom

What you will study

Four core modules run over two semesters: Introduction to Neuroimaging, Practical Aspects of Functional MRI (computer lab workshops), Advanced Concepts in Neuroimaging (seminar-based) and Advanced Analysis Techniques in Neuroimaging. Optional modules cover cognitive and clinical neuroscience, and students join the weekly Bangor Imaging Group meeting.

Career pathways

The degree suits those pursuing an academic career in neuroimaging, research staff roles in industry or academic translational research labs, medical professionals developing new skills, and those moving into cognitive or clinical neuroscience; 80% of graduates are in further study or employment within a year.

Official programme page