Neurotechnology
The Master of Research in Neurotechnology at Imperial College London is a one-year, full-time program focused on the development and application of technologies that interface with the nervous system. Students will study topics such as brain-computer interfaces, neural signal processing, neuroprosthetics, and the use of neuroimaging technologies for diagnosis and therapy. The program combines neuroscience with engineering to prepare students to design devices that can improve neurological function and treat disorders such as paralysis, epilepsy, and neurodegenerative diseases.
Graduates will be prepared for careers in neuroengineering, biomedical research, and the development of neurotechnologies in both clinical and research settings. The program’s focus on innovation in neurotechnology ensures that students are equipped to lead the development of new therapies and devices that enhance neurological health.
Key information
Key Facts
Program Title: Master of Research in Neurotechnology
Degree Type: Master of Research (MRes)
Duration: 1 year
Mode of Study: Full-time, On Campus
Application Deadline: 30th June 2026
Location: Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Field of Study: Medicine
Language of Instruction: English
Program Structure
Semester 1 – Core Neurotechnology
- Fundamentals of Neuroscience
- Neural Signal Processing
- Brain-Computer Interfaces
- Research Methods in Neurotechnology
Semester 2 – Advanced Applications and Research Project
- Neuroimaging and Neurophysiology Techniques
- Neural Engineering and Prosthetics
- Independent Research Project
- Elective Modules in Cognitive Neuroscience or Computational Neuroscience
Career Opportunities
Graduates from this program are prepared for careers in neuroscience research, neuroengineering, and medical technology development. They can work in research institutions, hospitals, neurotechnology companies, and academic laboratories, focusing on brain-computer interfaces, neural signal analysis, and neuroprosthetics. The program equips students with technical, analytical, and experimental skills, enabling them to design, implement, and evaluate neurotechnological solutions for healthcare and research applications. Graduates can also pursue roles in clinical research, neurotech consultancy, or academic research, and they are well-prepared for advanced doctoral studies in neurotechnology, neuroscience, or biomedical engineering.
Why Choose This Program
This program provides a research-focused, one-year pathway into neurotechnology, combining advanced theoretical knowledge with practical laboratory and experimental experience. It emphasizes neural engineering, brain-computer interfaces, and neuroimaging techniques, allowing students to gain hands-on expertise in cutting-edge neurotechnologies. The independent research project offers the opportunity to develop a professional portfolio and solve real-world neuroscience challenges. Graduates leave the program with the skills and knowledge necessary to make an immediate impact in neurotechnology research, medical device development, and applied neuroscience, or to pursue advanced doctoral studies in neuroscience and biomedical engineering.
Contact Information
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)20 7589 5111
Email: admissions@imperial.ac.uk
Address: Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London SW7 2AZ, United Kingdom
