Graduate School in neuroscience

Master's

The University of Strasbourg offers a remarkable variety of Master's tracks in neuroscience, reflecting NeuroStra's commitment to interdisciplinarity and academic excellence. This broad portfolio enables each student to develop expertise aligned with their scientific interests and career goals while benefiting from an interdisciplinary environment that fosters collaboration across biology, medicine, psychology, physics, and data science. Through its specialized training pathways, we prepare future neuroscientists to address complex challenges in both fundamental and applied research.

Cellular and integrated neuroscience (NCI)

(teachings in French and English)
Integrated understanding of neuroscience, spanning molecular biology through to the dynamics of complex neural networks.

Cognitive neuroscience (NCO)

(teachings in French and English)
Neural mechanisms that underlie perception, attention, and memory, as well as the alterations of these processes in pathological conditions.

Dual Master in neuroscience (DMN, former JMN)

(teachings in English)
Pluridisciplinary training in fundamental neuroscience in partnership with the University of Manitoba (CA).

Clinical cognitive neuropsychology (NCC)

(teachings in French)
Dual training in neuropsychological assessment, rehabilitation planning, and clinical research.

Interdisciplinary training in neuroscience and pain (ITNP)

(teachings in English)
Interdisciplinary neuroscience training focused on pain, from molecular mechanisms to systems-level understanding.

Euro-mediterranean master in neuroscience online (EMN-online)

(teachings in English)
Online neuroscience program emphasizing research skills and practical methodologies.

Ph.D.

Graduates have the opportunity to pursue a PhD within one of the research laboratories of NeuroStra, a vibrant neuroscience community bringing together internationally recognized teams across a wide range of research themes. From molecular and cellular mechanisms to cognition, behavior, neurotechnology, and clinical neuroscience, NeuroStra offers an exceptional diversity of research environments. Its strong interdisciplinary culture fosters collaborations between neuroscience, medicine, biology, physics, engineering, computer science, and data science, providing PhD candidates with unique opportunities to develop innovative approaches to understanding the nervous system and addressing major scientific and societal challenges.

Link to NeuroStra's research labs

Administrative information on the ED414 doctoral school: http://ed.vie-sante.unistra.fr/ 

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