Course Details

BSc (Hons) Neuroscience

The Neuroscience BSc Honours at Middlesex University London is designed for students passionate about exploring the science of the brain and nervous system. This programme blends behavioural studies, molecular biology, and clinical

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Start Date

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Duration

3 years

Campus

London

Tuition Fee

£9,790 per year (UK home)

Study Mode

Full-time

Fee information

For the 2026/27 academic year, the tuition fee for UK students is £9,790 for standard full-time courses and £81 per taught credit for part-time study. Tuition fees for subsequent academic years may be subject to inflationary increases. The institution reserves the right to increase undergraduate tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. Applicants should check the institution website for the latest fee information.

Structure

Course Structure

Year 1

Laboratory and Professional Skills
Cell Sciences and Genetics
Fundamental Neuroscience
Psychological Science: From Biology to Individual Variation

Year 2

Brain, Body and Mind
Neuropharmacology
Neurophysiology
Research Methods and Science Innovation

Year 3

Dissertation
Clinical Neurology
Neuroanatomy and Pathology
Clinical Diagnostics - Optional
Evolutionary Approaches to Behaviour - Optional
Molecular & Cellular Pathology - Optional
Primatology - Optional

Requirements

Entry Requirements

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Academic Requirements

UCAS Points: 80-112 UCAS Points A-level: BB-BBC including a C or above from a science subject BTEC: MMP-DMM in a science subject Access: Overall pass in a relevant subject: must include 45 credits at level 3, of which all 45 must be at Merit or higher Mature students (over 21) are welcome to apply based on relevant experience.

English Language Requirements

English language requirements apply; Pre-sessional English courses are available if needed.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What career options are available for me after completing Neuroscience BSc Honours from Middlesex University London?

Graduates can pursue roles in the NHS or private sector as clinical scientists, healthcare scientists, physiotherapists, data analysts, nurses, or medical doctors. Other paths include research and development, academic research, teaching, science communication, or non-scientific graduate roles in management and administration. Nova Pathways can assist you in exploring these career trajectories.

Can I study part-time at Middlesex University London?

Yes, this course is available as a 6-year part-time programme. Please contact us if you would like support in understanding the application process for part-time study.

What kind of student support will I get from Middlesex University London?

Students receive support from personal tutors, module leaders, and the Sheppard Library, which offers 24-hour laptop loans and academic resources. The university also provides dedicated student wellbeing and support services.

Does Middlesex University London provide employability services?

Yes, the Careers and Futures service provides lifetime career support, including placements, networking opportunities with over 1,000 industry links, and start-up support through MDXcelerator. Nova Pathways can help you connect with these resources.

Does Middlesex University London offer placements and/or internships?

Yes, the university actively supports students in gaining placement and internship opportunities to improve graduate employment prospects, leveraging its north London location and industry links.

Does Middlesex University London offer scholarships?

Yes, the institution offers various scholarships and bursaries to help make university more affordable. We can help you identify relevant funding opportunities for your application.

What makes this course different from similar courses?

This course stands out for its focus on clinical and diagnostic insight, use of state-of-the-art facilities at the StoneX Stadium, and a curriculum that integrates behavioural studies with molecular biology and neurophysiology.

Will this course help me build practical skills?

Absolutely. You will gain hands-on experience in bioanalytical labs using neurophysiological tools like EEG and evoked potentials, and participate in authentic assessments that simulate real-world professional activities.

What will my learning experience look like?

You will engage in a mix of lectures, seminars, and practical workshops. The learning experience is supported by interactive sessions, laboratory work, and independent study, with a strong emphasis on developing graduate competencies.

What should I know before applying for this course?

You should ensure you meet the UCAS point requirements (80-112) and have a science background. Nova Pathways is here to guide you through the application process and ensure you have all the necessary information before you apply.

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