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In the Neuroscience: Cellular and Molecular Bachelor of Science in the College of Science and Technology, you’ll study the cellular and molecular aspects of the structure and function of the nervous system. Investigate topics including cell structure, electrical properties and tissue organization to understand how the nervous system integrates multicellular organisms. 

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In the Neuroscience: Systems, Behavior and Plasticity Bachelor of Science, offered by the College of Liberal Arts, you’ll explore neural and brain function at multiple levels. Customize your curriculum to prepare for graduate or professional school and entering the workforce.

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The Master of Science in Biology with a specialization in neuroscience in the College of Science and Technology offers rigorous advanced study of the biological sciences. You’ll prepare for a career in scientific research and teaching through a combination of formal courses and advanced seminars. Learn more about the Biology MS.

In the Biology PhD with a specialization in neuroscience in the College of Science and Technology, you’ll participate in advanced study of the biological sciences. Through the neuroscience specialization, you’ll understand and research behavior and cognition, cellular and molecular function, and neurological diseases through the lens of neurobiology. Learn about the Biology PhD.

The Biomedical Sciences Master of Science with a neuroscience concentration in the Lewis Katz School of Medicine provides you with training in the theory and practice of biomedical sciences for eventual service in research and teaching. You’ll learn diverse laboratory techniques through lecture and laboratory courses. Learn about the Biomedical Sciences MS.

The Lewis Katz School of Medicine offers the Biomedical Sciences PhD with a concentration in neuroscience. Graduates are trained through a combination of coursework and hands-on research at many of the school’s centers. Learn about the Biomedical Sciences PhD.

In the Decision Neuroscience PhD, offered in collaboration between the College of Liberal Arts and the Fox School of Business and Management, you’ll investigate the mechanisms that underlie economic and social phenomena. Gain a deep understanding of the intellectual issues in decision neuroscience and the subfields of neuroeconomics and neuromarketing. Learn about the Decision Neuroscience PhD.

The Master of Science in Neuromotor Science in the College of Public Health focuses on the neural and sensorimotor factors of how humans learn, perceive and control movement. Advance your understanding of neuromotor control and biomechanics of human posture and movement across the lifespan. Learn about the Neuromotor Science MS.

In the Neuromotor Science PhD in the College of Public Health, you’ll develop novel interventions to improve human movement, particularly posture and locomotor control and function. Prepare for careers in other R1 institutions, clinical research settings, healthcare systems and industries such as medical technology. Learn more about the Neuromotor Science PhD.

The Master of Science in Neuroscience: Systems, Behavior and Plasticity in the College of Liberal Arts provides you with advanced training in neuroscience and professional development through coursework, research experiences and faculty mentorships. This program is tailored for students who have completed an undergraduate major in neuroscience and who wish to extend their studies before moving on to other post-graduate training or professional employment. Learn about the Neuroscience: Systems, Behavior and Plasticity MS.

The Psychology PhD in the College of Liberal Arts offers research opportunities, cross-disciplinary coursework and clinical work. In the cognitive and neuroscience specialization, you’ll participate in research opportunities within three clusters: behavioral neuroscience, cognition and cognitive neuroscience. Learn about the Psychology PhD.