Links to …
- PhD COURSES
- MASTER COURSES
- Additional courses (incl. training on transversal skills like scientific writing and career development)
- Journal Clubs
- Information on course credits and their validation in your LNDS record
- Seminar series in the Lemanic area and online
Introductory courses and readings in Neuroscience
For PhD candidates without a background in neuroscience, several sources of introductory courses and materials are available. Please read your LNDS acceptance letter to see whether taking introductory courses are MANDATORY for you (or ask the LNDS coordinator).
(Future) Course organizers
… Please find more information on course formats and planning here …
Sources of e-learning offers
- LNDS inventory of verified e-learning courses on neuroscience, programming and statistics skills and more
- TRREE program on ethics and regulation of health research involving human participants
- COUHES Training: Research Involving Human Subjects
- INCF Training Space (incl. Introductory courses and Neuroethics study track)
- Share your science – Benefit from science sharing
- Neurotorium: Educational content on topics within psychiatry, neurology and neuroscience
- FENS-NENS Training Ressources
- iBiology
- The Explorer’s Guide to Biology
- Suggestions welcome …
General information about courses and how to register
The courses listed under the links above offer a pluri-disciplinary education in all fields of neuroscience and help you to acquire complementary skills important for, e.g. project management or outreach activities, too. PhD candidates without a study background in neuroscience or biomedical sciences are especially encouraged to also follow Msc courses to complement their training (please also see here and below).
Information about credit validation can be found here.
- Courses listed are given in English if nothing else is indicated.
- Course dates are constantly updated. For courses with so far unknown dates the respective column is empty or only gives an indication of the foreseen period. Please keep visiting the website to learn about new propositions and registration deadlines. Please note that it is often possible to participate in LNDS-external courses/events and validate credits or seminar sheet entries. In case of questions, contact the LNDS coordinator.
- Course registration: Please see the modalities for each course category as rgesitartion pipeline differs depending on the entity organizing a course.
- Course and event locations: Please see here for course locations in Lausanne and Geneva. The link also takes you a public calendar with talks and conferences in various Lemanic research institutions.
Introductory Neuroscience Materials
Introductory neuroscience reading materials are available for students who have to (or want to) complement their study background and/or were asked to attend Master courses in neuroscience in their LNDS acceptance letter.
Suggestions regarding additions are always welcome!
The reading materials are accessible in the LNDS Moodle e-learning system:
• Go to “https://moodle2.unil.ch“.
• Log in with your institutional/university address.
• Choose on “Faculté de Biologie et de Médecine” > “Ecole doctorale / doctoral school” > “Lemanic Neuroscience Doctoral School”.
• Materials are stored under “Introductory Neuroscience Tutorial”. Please use the self-enrollment method.
Some other online learning ressources for neuroscience beginners: