The Master's degree represents a professional qualification that enables employment in undergraduate teaching, the research-based pharmaceutical industry, scientific publishing, research at academic institutions, and coordinative activities in neuroscience organizations. The master's degree further qualifies the student to enter a Ph.D. program in the natural sciences.
We invite graduates of the study program regularly to our annually Neuroscience Symposium taking place in fall. Here, the graduates hold talks about their career path after graduation.