The GSN offers an integrated, research-driven educational concept that takes students from master's level through to doctoral research. With interdisciplinary mentoring, international collaboration, and a curriculum built around both scientific excellence and transferable skills, our graduates are ready for careers at the forefront of neuroscience.
Our students benefit from close interaction with experts across experimental, clinical neuroscience, computational, and theoretical neuroscience, while developing both scientific and transferable skills within an international and collaborative environment.
From master’s training to advanced doctoral research, students participate in a coordinated curriculum combining:
GSN students benefit from individual and interdisciplinary mentoring by leading researchers from different fields of neuroscience.
Doctoral researchers are supported by a Thesis Advisory Committee (TAC), which monitors project development, provides regular feedback, and supports both, academic and professional development throughout the Ph.D.
GSN students come from a diverse range of academic and cultural backgrounds and are selected through a highly competitive admissions process.
The program fosters an international and interdisciplinary research culture in which students learn to collaborate across scientific, institutional, and cultural boundaries.
In addition to scientific training, students develop skills relevant for careers in academia, industry, and the public sector through workshops focusing on