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Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience

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UCL is Europe's research powerhouse in the field of neuroscience. Our programmes bring together some of the world's leading researchers in cognitive neuroscience and cognitive neuropsychology.
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Why study with us?

We are an integral part of UCL's neuroscience community, ranked one of the best in the world (InCites Essential Scientific Indicators 2021).

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Postgraduate taught degrees

Our programmes will provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to become the next generation of experts in cognitive neuroscience. 

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Postgraduate research degrees

We have a large and active community of PhD students and offer a vibrant and stimulating learning environment for postgraduate research. 

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Student testimonials

Past and current students share their experiences of studying at the UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience.

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Researcher interviews

Our researchers discuss their historical perspectives on life at the ICN and their thoughts on the present and future of cognitive neuroscience research.

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Matlab Course 2019

This course enables you to learn about programming and is made up of a mixture of practical workshops and seminar sessions.

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Register your interest in studying at UCL and receive important information about open days, applications, and more.

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Funding

Find out about funding available to students including loans, scholarships and bursaries for specific subject areas.

Contact us

Do you have any questions about our MSc/MRes programmes? Contact Safia Chaudhary in the Cognitive Neuroscience office for more information.

Do you have any questions about our PhD programme?

For more details about the funding and the application process contact Ms Rosalyn Lawrence.

For academic queries, contact the Postgraduate Tutors at the ICN: Dr Sam Gilbert (sam.gilbert@ucl.ac.uk) and Professor Antonia Hamilton (a.hamilton@ucl.ac.uk).