The bachelor's programme «Cognitive Neurobiology» is structured according to the following modules:

 General disciplines: Life Safety, Physical Education, Economics and Law.

 Professional module (Major), basic and basic profile part – consists of four blocks:

Block Mathematics:

• Mathematical Analysis,
• Linear Algebra,
• Differential Equations,
• Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics.

Block Chemistry:

• General and Inorganic Chemistry,
• Organic Chemistry,
• Biochemistry,
• Neurochemistry.

Block Biology:

• Human Anatomy and Physiology,
• Basics of Cytology,
• Zoology of Invertebrates,
• Zoology of Vertebrates,
• Cell Biology: Basics of Bioprocesses,
• Morphology of the Nervous System,
• Human Physiology with Biophysics Basics.

Block Neurobiology:

• Genetics,
• Psychophysiology,
• Neurophysiology of Development and its Disorders,
• Biophysics,
• Modelling of Behavioural and Neural Processes,
• Cognitive and Affective Processes,
• Applied Neuroscience.

Professional module (Major), the variable part– consists of disciplines that students choose independently in accordance with the individual study pathway:

Block of Elective Disciplines (3rd year):

• Research and Data Analysis Methods for Cognitive Sciences,
• Behavioural Genetics and Neurogenetics,
• Psychology and Psychophysiology of Sports,
• Artificial Neural Networks and Machine Learning.

Block of Elective Disciplines (4th year):

• Clinical Psychophysiology,
• Modern Methods of Neuroimaging,
• Psychology and Neurophysiology of Language and Speech.

Additional module (Minor): an academic cycle representing an additional study pathway beyond the main study area.

Practical module: internships, projects and research work (including the research seminars) throughout study.

Block Research Seminars:

• Current Issues of Cognitive Neuroscience,                                                                 
• Introduction to Experimental Science,                                                    
• Introduction to Neurobiology,
• Introduction to Computer Science and Programming.

English Language module:

• Independent English Language Examination (compulsory),
• Internal English Language Examination (compulsory),
• Preparation and Defence of Project Proposal on the Topic of BC`s Thesis in English (compulsory),
• English Language (optional),
• Academic Writing in English (optional).

Data Culture module:

• Data analysis using Python,
• Independent Examination in Data Analysis. Basic level,
• Independent Examination in Programming. Basic level,
• Bioinformatics,                                                                              
• Independent examination in digital literacy.

Module of the State Final Assessment:

Defence of the final qualification work.