This honours degree course introduces students to the emerging discipline of neuroscience. It is taught by international experts in neuroscience research and gives students broad coverage from molecules to behaviour. Graduates will be prepared for further advanced studies in neuroscience or careers in industry or healthcare settings. This is a specialised degree course for highly qualified students that will provide instruction in cutting-edge neuroscience. Throughout your Human Neuroscience degree you can expect an average of around 12 contact hours per week. Approximately half of the time is in lectures and the other half in other activities such as tutorials, seminars, workshops or labs. The course is taught through a timetable of lectures, seminars, tutorials and practical classes. You will be taught by a mixture of professors, doctors and postgraduates, thereby receiving a rich diversity of academic knowledge and experience. This is a new degree course, so no employability statistics are available. However, Psychology, as a related degree, can give some indication of employment prospects. Our graduates are well respected and are successful in finding careers both in professional or academic psychology and, more generally, in the professional, commercial and industrial world. Psychology graduates are qualified to take up a wide range of careers, and many continue in psychology. Our Single Honours graduates are eligible for graduate membership of the British Psychological Society and Graduate Basis for Registration of the BPS, which is the first step towards postgraduate training and careers in clinical, forensic, educational or occupational psychology. Others work for higher degrees or join a team as research assistants. Yet others may become teachers of psychology in schools, sixth form colleges or colleges of further education.