Clinical Neuropsychology (MSc)
Information activities
Get to know us through our online and in-person event for prospective students!
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You can ask students of a specific specialisation everything at the Meet & Greet during the Master's Open Day. -
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In short presentations everything will be made clear about each specific master specialisation.
Are you thinking about joining this Master's programme, and want to determine if it will be the right fit for you? Below, you can browse the events that we have coming up, and sign up to experience Leiden University and the programme for yourself. Alternatively, take a look at the Master Talks videos to find out more about the programme or check out our virtual campus tours!
Master Talks: Programme videos
On the Master Talks: programme videos platform you can find videos for each master’s programme. This includes a video which gives a short introduction to the programme and after the Master's Online Open Days you will also be able to watch a recording of the programme presentation on the platform.
Upcoming events
The Master's Online Open Days (10-11 November) are your opportunity to learn everything you need to know about our master’s programmes and how they can help you reach your goals. Attend presentations, meet our lecturers, learn about the careers of our alumni and hear first-hand the experiences of students and graduates on life at Leiden University.
The On-Campus Master's Experience Days allow you to visit the campus in person to get a feel for the city, the university atmosphere, and student life. Sit in on try-out lectures to get a taste for the in-class setting, and talk to staff, students, and more. Stay tuned for more information on dates and how to sign up!
Are you interested in a specific master’s specialisation in Psychology? Do you want to know more about what it is like to follow this master’s specialisation at Leiden University? By attending a lecture and discussions with a student, you can learn more about the programme that you are considering. Be a Student for a Day!
Get to know the campus
Check out our virtual campus tours, filmed in 360 degrees – by dragging the video, you can look around at the surroundings yourself. Below is the video recorded at the Humanities faculty, where most of your lectures will take place; you can also view other 360 campus tours of the various university faculties here.
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Psychology student
'I'm in the second year of Psychology in Leiden so I’ve still got plenty of time to think about my master’s, but I want to know what the options are. Not only that, at some point in time I’ll have to decide what area I’m going to specialise in. I’m torn between Health and Medical Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology and Methodology and Statistics in Psychology. Not everyone likes grappling with numbers, but I love it.'
Robin Rubbens
Master day visitor
'I’ve done my bachelor in Utrecht, and now I’m exploring the options to do the master's program of Clinical Neuropsychology at a different university. The impression I got from this day was actually better than expected! It’s a bit strange to have to reconsider the university I want to do my master’s at. What I like about Leiden University is the different approach to the topic. While the lecture was quite informative already, being able to ask any question to the student really cleared things up.'
Laila
Psychology student
'In Portugal all Master’s degrees in Psychology take two years, so I was amazed to hear there are one-year Master’s programmes in the Netherlands. I was always planning to do the two-year Research Master’s here, but now I’m wondering whether a one-year Master’s might be a better option. I came here today to hear the differences between the two. This will help me work out which is best for me.'