Research areas
6
six tightly integrated disciplines – because understanding the brain requires every perspective
About the GSN
The Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences is an interdisciplinary graduate school where curiosity, rigorous training, and international collaboration come together.
Mission & Vision
Uniting researchers and students across disciplines to answer the brain's most fundamental questions.
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Organization & Governance
Transparent structures and clear principles built to support people, research, and every stage of your academic journey.
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History & Milestones
Twenty years of training neuroscientists, building community, and advancing brain science in Munich and beyond.
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Research & Network
Tap into one of Europe's most dynamic neuroscience ecosystems, locally rooted and globally connected.
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Education & Talent Development
Structured, hands-on training that prepares neuroscientists for careers in academia, industry, and beyond.
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Alumni & Career Pathways
With nearly 1,000 students admitted since 2007, GSN is more than a program – it is a scientific home that stays with you throughout your career.
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Years of excellence
20
training neuroscientists and advancing brain science in Munich since 2006
Faculty members
160
drawn from LMU Munich, TUM, Max Planck Society, and Helmholtz Center Munich
Current students
320
enrolled across all programs, representing 70+ nationalities
Alumni
580
graduates making an impact in academia, industry, and beyond
Publication output
1700
peer-reviewed publications generated by students and alumni until April 2025
Collaborating institutions
