This course aims to provide you with a strong foundation of knowledge in the following areas relevant to clinical neuropsychology: Neuropsychological theory and evidence from clinical and experimental studies; Neuropsychological disorders, including their basis in neuroanatomy and neuropathology, and their impact on individuals and families; Neuropsychological assessment; Neuropsychological rehabilitation; Research Methods; Conducting neuropsychological research. The course will be of interest to graduates in psychology or closely-related disciplines, and to established health professionals with appropriate clinical qualifications and relevant experience. Students wishing can exit the programme after achieving either a PG Certificate or PG Diploma if they don’t wish to undertake the full MSc. The course can serve as a basis for research, clinical training, or professional practice in this area. On successful completion of the course, students will be well equipped to undertake further postgraduate study leading to a PhD, or to work in neuropsychological research. The course provides an excellent basis for seeking employment in health care, for example as an assistant psychologist or rehabilitation assistant, and for progressing to professional training, for example in clinical psychology or related areas. Established health professionals taking the course will find that it provides a valuable opportunity for continuing professional development, which may contribute to future career progression.