Neuroscience home

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The Department of Neuroscience, in strong partnership with the Alfred Health Department of Neurology, Neurosurgery, Radiology and Psychiatry. We undertake basic/fundamental and clinical neuroscience research and research training relevant to a broad range of neurological and related disciplines.

We're part of the School of Translational Medicine
(formerly the Central Clinical School).
See more about Neuroscience@Monash.

Facts and figures

External funding

^$19M
79 HDR students
Research groups

28
20+ clinical trials

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About us

Find out about our focus, impact, approach, facilities and more.

Our research impact

The Department of Neuroscience has 28 research groups investigating a wide range of brain diseases.

Study with us

An Honours or PhD project allows you to answer society's vital questions. Speak to us for guidance on what you can explore.

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Neuroscience news

How might brain inflammation drive impulsivity in drug withdrawal?

Australia has the highest rate of methamphetamine use disorder in the world, yet treatment outcomes remain consistently poor. Researchers say one of the key reasons people struggle during recovery is the emergence of severe impulsivity.

A celebration of Early Career Researchers at the School of Translational Medicine

Three exceptional researchers from the School of Translational Medicine were honoured with ECR Publication Prizes.

Global MS diagnostic criteria update set to accelerate diagnosis and timely care

A diagnosis of multiple sclerosis is expected to take less time now thanks to updated global criteria published in The Lancet Neurology, with key leadership from Monash University researchers.

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