Compare 15 published Neuroscience summer courses, including providers, ages, dates, locations and fees.
15 courses found
Academy Royale International's Broadening Horizons summer school lets students aged 16 to 18 build their own two-week programme in Oxford. You choose two academic subjects and one Power Skills workshop, from physics and...
Explore medicine, biomedical science, genetics, psychology and neuroscience, with a focus on how the human body, brain and health connect.
How does the brain process information, make decisions, and learn? Computational Psychologists seek to answer these questions by using algorithms and mathematical models to simulate and analyse the mechanisms behind...
Fascinated by the human mind, thought and behaviour? If you’re thinking of studying psychology, this course will give you a great head start. You’ll learn how to define and measure personality, explore the connection...
Psychology examines the mind, behaviour and experience, through both scientific research and conceptual theorising.
The Neuroscience Cambridge summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers seminars and small-group learning for students aged 13–15, with fees from £6,995.
The Neuroscience Cambridge summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers small-group tutorials for students aged 16–17, with fees from £6,995.
The advanced Neuroscience Cambridge summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers small-group tutorials for students aged 18–24, with fees from £6,995.
In this course, students examine the development of the specialty of neuroscience. They learn the main principles of cognitive psychology, neuroanatomy and neurophysiology, and clinical methods and practices. They also...
Using cognitive, experimental, and clinical approaches, students explore the structure and function of the brain as it relates to cognitive process and behavior. Students address the principles of neuroscience,...
Explore medical sciences in London, home to pioneering research institutions and teaching hospitals.
Advance your understanding of the mind in Cambridge, a leader in psychological research and innovation.
