Max Garagnani

The MSc in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience at Goldsmiths, University of London is now accepting applications for full- and part-time studies in 2024-25. The course builds on the multi-disciplinary and strong research profiles of our Computing and Psychology Departments staff. It equips students with a solid theoretical basis and experimental techniques in computational cognitive neuroscience, providing them also with an opportunity to apply their newly acquired knowledge in a practical research project, which may be carried out in collaboration with one of our industry partners. Applications range from computational neuroscience and machine learning to brain-computer interfaces to experimental and clinical research.