36 Short courses in Neuroscience

This Neurological Rehabilitation eLearning course offered by University of Melbourne in Neurological Rehabilitation is an important introductory course highlighting the basic principles of managing the disabilities associated with neurological diseases.

This teaching Educational Neuroscience - Research-Led Teaching Approaches at FutureLearn in partnership with Central Queensland University introduces you to the basics of neuroscience in learning. You’ll study our uniquely human brain - looking at the central nervous system, the limbic system and the concept of neuroplasticity – and discover what it means for memory and learning in the brain.

This Neuropsychology course from Warnborough College provides a different perspective on psychology; with insights into how many psychological disorders can be more to do with the physical condition of a person than purely their experiences, attitudes, genetics or learning experiences. 

Six-day course for physiotherapists on the specialist physiotherapy management of paediatric neurological and neuromuscular conditions (including chronic, acute, congenital and rare disorders). University College London (UCL) offers the Paediatric Neuro Physiotherapy programme.

The neuropsychology of decision making course offered by University of Cambridge will help you gain an understanding of the brain structures involved in decision-making and how they develop.

University College London (UCL) offers the Neurophysiotherapy - Evidence for Rehabilitation and Practice programme.

The purpose of this Neuroscience Critical Care course offered by City St George's, University of London is to enable you to effectively apply principles of care to a patient who has been admitted to a critical care setting following neurological trauma or with acute and neurological disease. 

Discover the fascinating connections between the mind, body, and immune system with this PsychoNeuroImmunology (Introduction) course at the University of Roehampton.

Psychology and Neuroscience in Europe programme at the Maastricht University - Center for European Studies specialises in cognitive and biological psychology and its unique research infrastructure enables groundbreaking study of the brain and behaviour.

In the Sequence Models course offered by Coursera in partnership with Deeplearning, you will become familiar with sequence models and their exciting applications such as speech recognition, music synthesis, chatbots, machine translation, natural language processing (NLP), and more. 

This Neuroscience and Neuroimaging specialization offered by Coursera in partnership with Johns Hopkins University combines the strength of 4 different neuroscience courses into a cohesive learning experience.  

During the Learning and memory in the brain course offered by University of Cambridge you will find out how memories are stored in the brain, how this process can go wrong, and what changes in the brain as you age.

The How the Brain Works and What Can Go Wrong course from UCL Summer School ill look at what we know about healthy brains – how they are structured, the different types of brain cells, localisation of function and neurochemistry of different brain areas, communication within the brain and how we investigate the brain.

The Mental Health and the Mind course from UCL Summer School equips students from a range of disciplines, including social sciences, medicine, and other fields, with a foundational understanding of the development and manifestation of mental health conditions, their diverse impacts, and approaches to treatment.

This Neuroscience of Leadership - Leading with Your Brain Specialization offered by Coursera in partnership with University of Colorado Boulder leading with the Brain in Mind. Master the Science of Leading with Social Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology

The Neuroanatomy for Neuropsychologists course offered by University of Melbourne approaches brain structure from a number of perspectives.