Program Overview

The program provides students with the knowledge and scientific background on the most recent pharmaceutical treatments available for different central nervous system pathologies. Clinical Neuropharmacology permits the students to investigate the structure and functions of the nervous system and the influence of the drugs on the nervous system. This will allow the students to apply the relevant knowledge to find novel targets and treatment for neurological and psychological disorders. The course is designed for students with a pharmacology background.

Admission Criteria

1. The applicant must have a bachelor's degree or a recognized equivalent from an accredited institution that is accepted by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in a related field.
2. A satisfactory scholastic average; a minimum grade average of "very good" in the bachelor’s degree.
3. English proficiency demonstrated at IELTS 6, or equivalent TOEFL computer-based score of 220 or above (or equivalent).
4. Applicants are required to submit three recent letters of recommendation.
5. Preferable to have at least one year of experience or training in the medical or pharmaceutical field (Health Sector).
6. A valid GMAT or GRE
7. An Interview with the applicant may be requested, if required.