At the intersection of psychology, chemistry, biology and philosophy, neuroscience is the study of the neurons and neuromechanisms that structure our brains and allow us to sense and respond to the world. By studying Natural Sciences specialising in Neuroscience at York you'll benefit from two internationally renowned centres of excellence: the Centre for Hyperpolarization of Magnetic Resonance and the York Neuroimaging Centre. These centres offer some of the world's most advanced imaging technology. You will be taught by researchers who are pushing back the boundaries of what is possible and will benefit from an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the structural, chemical, functional and theoretical aspects of the nervous system. All our Natural Sciences BSc degrees have the same course code for your UCAS application. To select the Natural Sciences specialising in Neuroscience pathway, enter the subject option code "Neuro". We will ask you to confirm your pathway if you are invited to interview.