How Do I Find the Right Neuropsychology Program Abroad After My MBBS?

Ans: Hello Chandrashekharnaidu,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your daughter is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s of Arts and intends to further pursue her Master's in Psychology overseas owing to her deep interest in the subject. I would like to inform you that several aspects, viz., your daughter’s particular interests, the cost, as well as her professional ambitions play a key role in deciding on a university and country to pursue a Master's degree in Psychology overseas. To answer your query as to which country would be ideal for your daughter to pursue her Master's in Psychology, I would like to tell you that the UK, Australia, the USA, Netherlands, and Canada are well-regarded for the programs in psychology. Coming to universities, I would like to inform you that the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford in the UK are well-known. At the University of Melbourne in Australia, robust Psychology programs are offered. Moreover, excellent programs are offered at Stanford University, Harvard University, and Yale University in the USA. Robust programs in Psychology are also offered in the Netherlands, particularly at the University of Amsterdam. In Canada, the University of Toronto is one of the popular choices.

At the time of deciding where to study, I would recommend that you daughter looks into the various possibilities for scholarship as well as takes into account the culture and location. Lastly, in order for your daughter to make an educated choice, the programs that the above mentioned universities have to offer, her personal choices as well as the funding sources should be taken into account by her.

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Ans: Pursuing a Master's in Neurophysiotherapy abroad is an excellent option, especially if you aim for advanced clinical skills and research exposure. Countries like the UK, USA, Canada, and Australia are renowned for their physiotherapy programs, offering specialized courses in neuro and pediatric physiotherapy. These countries also provide opportunities for hands-on clinical training and a globally recognized degree, enhancing career prospects.

Ans: Hello,

First of all, thank you for contacting us. To answer your question, since your daughter is passionate about psychology, I would encourage you to consider her interest and support her in exploring her passion, as it will lead to a fulfilling career that aligns with her strengths and aspirations. Many top universities offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses in psychology, ranging from clinical psychology to neuropsychology and counseling. Countries like the US, UK, and Canada have a wealth of opportunities with great programs.

However if she decides to pursue MBBS, she can specialize in fields like psychiatry, clinical psychology, neuropsychology, or even pursue research in cognitive neuroscience after her MBBS. But for now, pursuing her interest in psychology seems like a solid path as it is a rapidly growing field with increasing demand for mental health professionals all around the world!

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Ans: No, a PhD in Neuroscience will not make you a neurosurgeon in India.

Ans: Hi Sri Sir,

Regarding your query about your son, who is currently in 10th grade and interested in pursuing medicine, you mentioned his passion for neuroscience. Many people use complicated terminology without truly understanding the concepts, and it has become a trend in our society, almost like marketing. If he has a genuine interest in neuroscience, he should not miss the opportunity to pursue medicine. He likely understands the pros and cons of the admission process for medical courses. Please try to motivate him and provide the support he needs to reach his goal. If you have a science background, guide him through the NEET process and share tips and tricks so that he feels supported by his parents.