How it Works

Everything you can learn on Neurovidya, and how it fits together

Courses come in two formats and every one earns a certificate. Set groups of courses add up to a Professional Certificate. Workshops and programs run alongside on their own timelines.

1 · CHOOSE A FORMAT2 · TAKE A COURSE3 · EARNSelf-pacedRecorded lectures, quizzes · start any dayInstructor-ledRuns in terms on the academic calendarLiveTaught entirely by faculty or a TABlendedRecorded lectures, limited TA supportCourseOne code, one syllabusSame credit in any formate.g. CN203Course CertificateEvery course, every format.No prerequisite or curriculum gate.Professional CertificateA set of courses, mixed formats,finished within its time limit.stacks intoif in acertificate's setAcademic calendar · 2027 runs in six terms: SP1, SP2, SU, FA1, FA2, WI
  • Self-pacedopen all year
  • LiveBlendedinstructor-led, term-wise
  • PCProfessional Certificate
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Two types of offerings

Courses are shown in the diagram above. Workshops and programs sit beside them.

Self-paced or in terms

Courses

Single subjects with one syllabus, taken self-paced or instructor-led. Instructor-led courses can also be curriculum-led, running in a term as part of a set curriculum. Sets of courses make up Professional Certificates.

Own timeline or in terms

Workshops and Programs

A sequence of sessions across a range of topics. Some run on their own dates and others follow terms with a set curriculum, like certificates.

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Everything at a glance

Every offering at a glance
OfferingWhat it isWhat you receiveTeachingStart and paceWork and graded assessmentCounts toward a PCStandalone certificate
Self-paced courseA recorded course on one subjectCourse CertificateRecorded video lecturesAny day, at your own pace, lifetime accessQuizzes; graded final for certificate creditYes*Yes
Instructor-led · LiveA course taught live to a cohortCourse CertificateEntirely live, by faculty or a TATerm start date; weekly sessionsQuizzes, assignments and graded final or projectYes*Yes
Instructor-led · BlendedA recorded course run in a term with TA helpCourse CertificateRecorded lectures, limited TA supportTerm start date; weekly milestonesQuizzes, assignments and graded finalYes*Yes
Research Training ProjectA mentored research projectCourse CertificateOne-to-one or small-group mentoringTerm start; 1, 2 or 3 monthsMilestones, report and presentation, gradedYes*Yes
WorkshopSummer or Winter SchoolWorkshop certificateLive lectures and hands-on sessionsFixed dates; 5 to 10 daysAttendance; optional poster or abstractNoYes
ProgramA sequence of sessions across topicsProgram certificateLive sessions and mentoringCohort dates, own timeline or in termsProgram project or presentationNoYes

* Only when the course is in a Professional Certificate's set of courses.

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Protocols

Protocols
#Protocol
P1All offerings, including courses, workshops and programs, are eligible for a standalone certificate.
P2Courses are self-paced or instructor-led. Instructor-led courses are Live or Blended.
P3Prerequisites are recommendations. They never block enrolment or a certificate.
P4Only courses in a certificate's set count toward that Professional Certificate. A set can mix self-paced and instructor-led courses.
P5A course counts toward a Professional Certificate once its graded assignments or exams are passed.
P6Courses passed on their own convert to Professional Certificate credit when their graded assessments are completed.
P7A Professional Certificate expires if it is not finished within its time limit. Course Certificates already earned stay.
P8Instructor-led courses in a certificate run at set times. If the course is also in that term's curriculum, learners join that class.
P9Workshops and programs are a sequence of sessions covering a range of topics. A session is not necessarily a course.
P10Workshops and programs either run on their own dates or follow terms with a set curriculum.
P11The course code is the unit of credit. Taking the same course in two formats counts once.
P12Returning learners earn loyalty points and can redeem them as cash when they buy a course.
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Certificates and awards

Certificates and awards
AwardHow you earn it
Course CertificatePass any single course, in any format.
Professional CertificatePass every course in a certificate's set, self-paced or instructor-led, ending with the research project, within the certificate's time limit.
Program certificateComplete a program's sessions and its final project or presentation.
Workshop certificateTake part in a Summer or Winter School.

More programs and offerings will be announced soon.

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Switching from single courses to a Professional Certificate

Already passed some courses in a certificate's set? You don't start over.

  1. Step 1

    Check your courses

    Your dashboard shows which of your courses are in the certificate's set.

  2. Step 2

    Enroll in the certificate

    The certificate's time limit starts here.

  3. Step 3

    Complete graded work

    Take the graded assignments or exams for the courses you already passed.

  4. Step 4

    Finish the rest

    Take the remaining courses as part of the certificate.

Converting courses already passed
CourseBeforeTo convertAfter
CS101 Python for NeurosciencePassed, self-pacedGraded final examCounts
NS101 Neuroscience FoundationsPassed, liveGraded assignmentsCounts
MA101 Mathematics for NeurosciencePassed, liveGraded assignmentsCounts
CN201 Neuron and Network ModellingNot takenTake it in SP2To do
CN203 Neural Data AnalysisNot takenTake it in SP2To do
RP301 Research Training ProjectNot takenTake it in SummerTo do

Example: a learner with three of the six courses for the Professional Certificate in Computational Neuroscience.

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Course codes and terms

The letters give the subject and the first digit gives the level. A run of a course in a term adds the year and term.

CNSubject
2Level
03Course number
CN203Course
2027Year
SP2Term
Course code prefixes
PrefixSubject
NSNeuroscience foundations and experimental neuroscience
CNComputational neuroscience, modelling, neural data analysis
NTNeurotechnology and brain-computer interfaces
MAMathematics and statistics
CSProgramming and computer science
CLClinical and medical applications
PSPsychology and psychiatry
SHSchool programs
RPResearch Training Project
NGS / NGWNeurogati Summer School / Winter School
Course levels
NumberLevel
100–199Foundation
200–299Intermediate
300–399Advanced
Research project codes
Research codeLength
RP1011 month
RP2012 months
RP3013 months
The 2027 terms
TermMonths
SP1 Spring Term 1January–February
SP2 Spring Term 2March–April
SU SummerMay–July
FA1 Fall Term 1August–September
FA2 Fall Term 2October–November
WI WinterDecember
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Loyalty points

Every time you come back to learn, you collect points. Use them as cash off your next course. Points are linked to your account, so you need to be logged in to earn and spend them.

How loyalty points work
ItemHow it works
EarnOn every purchase after your first: courses, workshops and programs. Rate to be set.
ValueEach point is worth a fixed cash amount at checkout. Value to be set.
RedeemApply points at checkout when buying a course.
LimitsCap per purchase and expiry to be set.
Where to see themYour dashboard, after you log in.

Prospectus

Every course, certificate and programme in one document, with the 2027 calendar.

Download the prospectus (PDF, 1.3 MB)