Undergraduate

Students in the Neuroscience degree program learn directly from experts in the field about advances in genetic, cellular, molecular, cognitive and systems Neuroscience. By studying model organisms in the laboratory, students learn hands-on how the brain develops, how it is wired and how it functions. Through interactive lectures students explore how human behavior, addiction and many neurological illnesses can be explained at a cellular, genetic, & molecular level. Novel electives challenge students to apply Neuroscience to the understanding of memory, decision-making, artistic expression or how to develop better semiconductors or the control of robotic devices.

Learn about Neuroscience

• Advising

• Course Offering

• Curriculum

• Neuroscience Student Club

• Opportunities

• Orientation

• Prospective Undergraduate

• Resources for Students

• Student Ambassadors

• Students' Stories

Research Opportunities

• Undergraduate Research Fellowship in the School of Neuroscience

For more information about undergraduate research opportunities, please visit our:

• Undergraduate Research Resources Page.

Professional school resources

For more information about Health Professional Schools, please visit:

• Health Professions Advising.

If you have any questions or would like to meet with an advisor, please contact:

• Annie Laib or Sarah Carl

Possible Careers in Neuroscience

• Check Possible Careers in a degree in Neuroscience.