Master's
MSc Neurodiversity and Development – DU
Course Overview
The MSc Neurodiversity and Development at Durham University explores typical and atypical cognitive development across the lifespan, with particular emphasis on neurodevelopmental differences. Students study autism, ADHD, learning differences, developmental psychology, neuroscience, educational practice, assessment, intervention strategies, and research methods.
The programme develops advanced analytical and research skills while promoting evidence-based approaches to supporting neurodiverse individuals. Graduates are prepared for careers in education, healthcare, psychology, research, policy development, specialist support services, and doctoral study.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized undergraduate degree in psychology, education, neuroscience, or related field (minimum 2:1)
- Minimum Upper Second Class degree classification or international equivalent standard
- Advanced English language proficiency via IELTS Academic 6.5 overall (minimum 6.0 in each component)
- Submission of academic transcripts, degree certificates, and professional CV
- Statement of purpose focusing on neurodiversity and developmental research
Career Outcomes
- Developmental Researcher
- Educational Psychologist Assistant
- Special Educational Needs Advisor
- Clinical Support Specialist
- Child Development Consultant
Scholarship Available
- Durham University Postgraduate Grants
- Neuroscience Research Scholarships
- Awards
Key Information
Location
Durham, United Kingdom
University
Durham University
Intakes
September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$33,250 / Year
Duration
1 Years
Language
English
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