The MASTER of NEUROSCIENCES aims to train the next generation of neuroscientists via an ambitious English-taught program based on the world-renowned scientific expertise available in Lyon, France. The highly interdisciplinary program covers topics ranging from basic research in human and animal models to applied and translational Neuroscience. The Master allows students to specialize in their field of interest (e.g. Cognitive Neurosciences, Cellular Neurobiology, Clinical Neurosciences, Computational Neurosciences) and includes extensive practical activities in laboratories.

Within the recently created Neurosciences Graduate School « from Neurons to Brain », the MASTER of NEUROSCIENCES provides a strong training program with unique opportunities for research interactions (individual mentoring and platform-based training) and international experience (exchange fellowships).

NEWS :

8 Arqus Talent Scholarships awarded by the ARQUS consortium for  talented graduates and students who want to pursue a Master’s degree at one of the Arqus partner universities (Granada, Graz, Leipzig, Lyon 1, Maynooth, Minho, Padua, Vilnius and Wroclaw) including a compulsory mobility at a second Arqus partner university. The scholarship is composed of a subsistence allowance of 1,400€/month + tuition fee at the student’s entrance university.

Check out here for more info !! deadline : June 30th 2024

Since September 2022, the MASTER of NEUROSCIENCES provides complete teaching in English for both years of the program (M1 and M2).

Information sessions will be held to present the MASTER of NEUROSCIENCES. Time will be dedicated to discussion and answering your questions.

– January 18th 2024, 1.00-2.00pm : information session in French during the « Forum des Masters de Lyon 1 ». You can attend this session in-person (infos here) or on-line (link here). Documents presented during this session are available here.

– February 20th 2024, 5.30-6.30pm (France time): This is an on-line session in English (please register here). Documents presented during this session are available here.

M1
Neurosciences

A common first year to provide a strong Neuroscience background to all the students

M2 Fundamental and Clinical Neurosciences

A research-oriented path with emphasis on advanced methods in Neuroscience

M2 Sensory Neurosciences
and Analysis

Neurosciences knowledge and tools applied to sensory analysis