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Neuroscience is the study of the functioning of the nervous system, both in health and disease, and is one of the most exciting and dynamic areas of modern biomedical research.
The topic ranges from understanding the molecular, biochemical and cellular events that underpin communication between nerve cells, through to the execution of complex behaviours such as playing a piano. Higher cognitive functions, such as learning, memory and emotions ultimately depend upon cellular and neuronal networks that neuroscience endeavours to reveal and explain. The discipline grows in importance to society as the aged proportion of the population increases, bringing new challenges in the treatment and management of neurological disorders.
2027 entry requirements:
4 Highers at BBCC (BCCC for widening access entry) including Biology or Chemistry plus Maths, Biology and Chemistry.
September
Degree
BSc Hons
Full time
B140
4 years
School of Science & Engineering
Biological Sciences and Biomedical Sciences
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