The research project is concluded with the submission of an article in the Proceedings of the MSc Cognitive Neuroscience Programme. These proceedings comprise a selection of peer-reviewed Master theses written by students.
 

There are two main routes to follow in order to obtain an internship. First, a student can initiate an internship by talking to a lecturer/researcher and discussing internship possibilities (e.g., in the context of a course or a lab rotation). Often, researchers are very interested in hearing students’ ideas about possible research questions. Second, around December a virtual “Stagemarkt”, or internship market, will be opened by CNS management. This virtual market will be located on the Blackboard community site of the Master’s programme. Researchers from the Donders Institute and its affiliated institutes have the possibility to submit opportunities for an internship in their group and these will be uploaded to the virtual market. A student can browse all internship opportunities advertised and contact a researcher in whose research group he/she wishes to do an internship.
 
Both routes mentioned above have to lead to a research project agreement (an editable version of this form can be downloaded from the CNS community site in Blackboard) that has to be drawn up, signed by all parties involved and submitted to the programme coordinator (dr. A. Koning) for approval. The deadline of submitting a project proposal is usually around July or August.