Master of Biomedical Sciences - Neuroscience: The Master s level units provide an in-depth focus on using Neuroscience in the context of human health. The course sequence combines science communication skills with work-integrated learning opportunities that are extremely relevant to understanding the effect and management of the catastrophic neurological disorders that contribute disproportionately to our ageing population s health concerns. Level 5 specialised units provide exceptional practical experiences through case studies and direct interactions with patients with neurological conditions, as well as introduction to advanced scientific research technologies and the opportunity to apply neuroscience principles to sport science and exercise physiology.
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