“My choice for the specialisation biological and cognitive (B&C) psychology was not an easy one, because I am interested in multiple fields of psychology. However, this field in particular grasped my attention. Although initially choosing this master was based on its biological part, I started to like the cognitive counterpart more and more. Discovering which theory or model works best, how information is processed or if bilingualism truly exists are raveling questions I love to address.

You can use your own inventiveness to develop an experiment or your own theory and test to see if it is valid. Because there is still a lot to discover within this field, a master in Brain and Cognition is a good way to increase your knowledge about more fundamental psychology. Accordingly, this Master is a perfect step ahead into a scientific career within or outside a university."

Kevin van Schie
Master student Brain and Cognition