What do we offer?

The CCRE in Neurosciences offers a stimulating and supportive research environment, where clinicians and clinical researchers from all disciplines exchange ideas, improve their research skills, produce multi-disciplinary research and develop their research career.

This is achieved through:

• Weekly Neuroscience Research Seminars
• Annual Research Retreats in Stroke and Epilepsy
• Weekly sub-specialty Research Meetings
• Informal meetings or special events/functions
• Attending the Clinical Research Short Courses in Neurosciences
• Mentoring by experienced clinical research supervisors
• Support for conference attendance
• Regular feedback sessions or informal feedback
• General advice and assistance from Neuroscience postgraduate coordinator and course coordinator
• Facilitating access to state-of-the-art equipment and facilities

The CCRE in Neurosciences offers a limited number of scholarships to attend the clinical research course.

The CCRE in Neurosciences offers a small number of Research Training Fellowships, Scholarships or Studentships to enable new outstanding clinical researchers from all disciplines to start-up their research career and build a solid track record.