About Clinical Neurophysiology Practice, MSc - at Aston University

The MSc in Clinical Neurophysiology is a level 7 postgraduate qualification designed for individuals already working in clinical neurophysiology or related services who want to progress in their role by developing a deeper understanding of the theory, methods, and practice in neurophysiology.

You will receive an MSc degree after completing the three-year program. However, you can also exit the program after finalising any stage (i.e. the first year or the second year). This strategy enables you to be flexible with your level of commitment at the outset. If you withdraw from the program earlier, you can be awarded a postgraduate certification (PgCert) at the successful completion of the first year or a postgraduate diploma (PgDip) in the case you complete the second year.

The content of all modules is available by distance / blended learning, allowing you flexibility in how you study.

First-year - PgCert Level (60 credits)

Core modules 

• Introduction to Healthcare and Professional Practice (15 credits)
• Evidence-based Practice (15 credits)
• Professional Communication in Healthcare (15 credits)
• Leadership, Innovation and Quality (15 credits)
• Public Health, Inequalities and Disease
• Nerve Conduction and Evoked Potentials (15 credits)
• Advanced EEG  (15 credits)

Dissertation (60 credits)

• Dissertation: Research Methods and Research Proposal (30 credits)
• Dissertation III –Research Project (30 credits)

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Entry requirements for this course

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