About this master
COVID-19 UPDATE
Dear prospective student,
This is an update regarding the changes in training and working conditions following the COVID-19 pandemics. Besides other possible limitations, laboratory research in the 2020-21 academic year is likely to suffer particularly strong restrictions due to limited access to laboratories and testing human participants. This will affect behavioural and neuroimaging experimentation, both with adults and infants, and animal research. Studens who plan to perform empirical research as part of the master thesis (TFM, or 'Treball Final de Master') should be aware of these likely restrictions. Alternatives, such as online experiments or data analyses can be available as options. Other types of master theses, such as those based on computational modelling or theoretical work will not be affected.
MBC coordination
This is an update regarding the changes in training and working conditions following the COVID-19 pandemics. Besides other possible limitations, laboratory research in the 2020-21 academic year is likely to suffer particularly strong restrictions due to limited access to laboratories and testing human participants. This will affect behavioural and neuroimaging experimentation, both with adults and infants, and animal research. Studens who plan to perform empirical research as part of the master thesis (TFM, or 'Treball Final de Master') should be aware of these likely restrictions. Alternatives, such as online experiments or data analyses can be available as options. Other types of master theses, such as those based on computational modelling or theoretical work will not be affected.
MBC coordination
Fee
- Students UE: 1,800 €
- Non EU Students: 5,749.8 €
Calendar
From September to June, Timetable Monday to Friday, variable hours
Duration
1 academic year full time, 2 academic years part time (60 ECTS credits)
Language
English
Places
25
Course type
Research