Please note that PhD candidates often receive less credits for participation in MSc courses, especially for “introductory courses” (e.g. 3 ECTS for MSc students = 2 ECTS for PhD candidates). Contact the LNDS coordinator in case of questions.
UNIGE MSc couses in neuroscience
The UNIGE Msc program in Neuroscience offers a wide selection of courses that are open to PhD candidates. Please see the link here to find the complete list of Msc courses on topics like
– Neurobiology
– Development and plasticity
– Functional neuroanatomy
– Clinical neurosciences and brain dysfunctions
– Affective, cognitive and social neuroscience
– Artificial intelligence and Computational neuroscience
– Attention and cognition
– Language and communication
– Bioethics, Methodology and more …
Course registration: Please use the linked form and inform the LNDS coordinator at least 2 weeks before course start. Please try to submit all your course wishes for one semester at once to ease administrative efforts.
| Course name | ECTS | When? |
|---|---|---|
| Principles of neurobiology | 4 | Autumn semester |
| Techniques for investigating Brain Functions | 2 | Autumn semester |
| Statistics and Probability | 2 | Autumn semester |
| Introduction to cognitive and affective neuroscience | 2 | Spring semester |
| Introducting the human brain: from structure to function | 2 | Spring semester |
| Brain plasticity and development | 2 | Spring semester |
UNIL MSc courses
The UNIL Msc program in Medical Biology offers several courses on neuroscience topics that are open to PhD candidates. Please find here the link to the entire “course schedule“ of the neuroscience track of this master program.
Course registration: Please write a mail to the LNDS coordinator at least 2 weeks before course start. Please try to submit all your course wishes for one semester at once to ease administrative efforts.
| Course name | ECTS | When? |
|---|---|---|
| M1: Brain Development | 1 | Spring semester |
| M2: Sensory Functions | 1.5 | Spring semester |
| M3: Neuron-Glia Biology | 1 | Spring semester |
| M4: Modulation of Synaptic Transmission | 1 | Spring semester |
| M5: Neuronal death and repair in the Central Nervous System | 1 | Spring semester |
| M6: Introduction to Psychiatric Neuroscience | 1.5 | Spring semester |
| Translational Research in Psychiatric Neuroscience : from Animal Model to Humans | 1 | Spring semester |
| Neuroscience and Brain Diseases | 0.5 | Dec 9 – 20, 2022 |
EPFL Msc courses
The EPFL-EDNE coursebook recommends a couple of MSc courses to Neuroscience PhD students. In addition, you might also find MSc courses of your interest in other EPFL programs. Please ask the LNDS coordinator for advice if needed. Course registration: Please apply through the EPFL Students’ Desk . Students must provide an “attestation” (proof) of studies from their university, valid for the semester during which they will audit an EPFL course.