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Overview

The one-year Neuroscience Intercalated BSc combines lectures, seminars and a strong focus on research projects to provide you with a wide-ranging, accelerated exploration of the major topics in the rapidly evolving field of neuroscience.

Key benefits

  • One-year Neuroscience Intercalated BSc combines lectures, seminars and a strong focus on research projects to provide you with a wide-ranging, accelerated exploration of the major topics in the rapidly evolving field of neuroscience.
  • Strong focus on research skills. Opportunity to carry out a research project in a world class neuroscience laboratory.
  • An opportunity to generate an independent dissertation on a neuroscience topic of your choice. In the past some students have been involved in a scientific publication.
  • You will be trained in presenting science, data analysis, statistics and critical evaluation of publications. You will interact with both students in staff of the neuroscience department and will be allocated a personal tutor who is a Neuroscientist for your iBSc year.

The application deadline has been extended to 19th July 2026. 

Key Information

UCAS code:

Not applicable. Intercalated programme.

Course type:

Single honours

Delivery mode:

In person

Study mode:

Full-time

Duration:

One year

Application status:

Start date:

September 2026

Application deadline:

Administrative bodies

Regulating body

Base campuses

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Guy’s Campus

Tucked next to London Bridge and the historic Borough Market, Guy's Campus is a close-knit home for health and science students. With cutting-edge labs and buzzing central location, it offers an inspiring and unique place to study.

Denmark Hill Students

Denmark Hill Campus

Home to leading faculties in psychiatry, medicine and dentistry, the Denmark Hill Campus combines world‑class health research and strong NHS hospital links with a friendly neighbourhood feel, green spaces, cafés and excellent transport connections.