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Hi! I’d like to work doing research about the brain.
I’ve been told I should go to medicine for that, but, based on my knowledge, medicine is more focused on treating patients, surgeries, etc.
Is there a better suited course for what I want? Psychology with a masters focused on neurology, biomed engineering, etc.?
I’ve been told I should go to medicine for that, but, based on my knowledge, medicine is more focused on treating patients, surgeries, etc.
Is there a better suited course for what I want? Psychology with a masters focused on neurology, biomed engineering, etc.?
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(Original post by LeonardoViegas)
Hi! I’d like to work doing research about the brain.
I’ve been told I should go to medicine for that, but, based on my knowledge, medicine is more focused on treating patients, surgeries, etc.
Is there a better suited course for what I want? Psychology with a masters focused on neurology, biomed engineering, etc.?
Hi! I’d like to work doing research about the brain.
I’ve been told I should go to medicine for that, but, based on my knowledge, medicine is more focused on treating patients, surgeries, etc.
Is there a better suited course for what I want? Psychology with a masters focused on neurology, biomed engineering, etc.?
You want to study neuroscience as an undergrad: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroscience
Plenty of UK universities offer this course.
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Thank you! Btw do you happen to know the exact difference between cognitive science, neuroscience and neurology?
I’m not from the uk but I didn’t know where else to ask this so here it is haha.
I’m not from the uk but I didn’t know where else to ask this so here it is haha.
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Thank you! Btw do you happen to know the exact difference between cognitive science, neuroscience and neurology?
I’m not from the uk but I didn’t know where else to ask this so here it is haha.
Thank you! Btw do you happen to know the exact difference between cognitive science, neuroscience and neurology?
I’m not from the uk but I didn’t know where else to ask this so here it is haha.
It's nothing to do with neuroscience (directly - obviously our specialty will advance with neuroscientific research); and you don't get an advantage (over any other degree) if you applied to specialise in neurology with a neuroscience degree. Cognitive neuroscience is a branch of neuroscience research. https://neuro.georgetown.edu/about-neuroscience/
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(Original post by LeonardoViegas)
Thank you! Btw do you happen to know the exact difference between cognitive science, neuroscience and neurology?
I’m not from the uk but I didn’t know where else to ask this so here it is haha.
Thank you! Btw do you happen to know the exact difference between cognitive science, neuroscience and neurology?
I’m not from the uk but I didn’t know where else to ask this so here it is haha.
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(Original post by LeonardoViegas)
Hi! I’d like to work doing research about the brain.
I’ve been told I should go to medicine for that, but, based on my knowledge, medicine is more focused on treating patients, surgeries, etc.
Is there a better suited course for what I want? Psychology with a masters focused on neurology, biomed engineering, etc.?
Hi! I’d like to work doing research about the brain.
I’ve been told I should go to medicine for that, but, based on my knowledge, medicine is more focused on treating patients, surgeries, etc.
Is there a better suited course for what I want? Psychology with a masters focused on neurology, biomed engineering, etc.?
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