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Neuroscience Minor
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Linking the Psychological and the Biological

The minor in neuroscience is an interdisciplinary program linking psychological and biological perspectives to broaden one’s understanding about human and non-human behaviors.

The Neuroscience minor also emphasizes the rapid expansion of the field following key experimental findings across many fields or sub-disciplines and the novel application of these findings to solve real world problems. Students are supported in their exploration of interdisciplinary questions, contributions to research projects, and development of skills valuable for future professional endeavors (e.g., graduate school, medical school, employment in the field).
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Why choose Neuroscience at ÂÒÂ×ȺP?

Cross-Departmental Learning Opportunities

The minor initially was a collaboration between the Departments of Biology and Psychology, from which students gained perspectives ranging from molecular/cellular to anatomical/behavioral approaches. The minor continues to expand and now includes elective courses in Exercise Science, with further collaborations across the college possible based on student interests.

Novel Research Opportunities

Students interested in pursuing a career in neuroscience will need to acquire a background in research methodology. Faculty aligned with the Neurosci