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College of Arts and Sciences · B.S.
The Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience is designed for students who are interested in studying the brain and the nervous system. This includes studies at the cellular, computational, evolutionary, functional, molecular, and medical level. The major also intersects with several other areas of study such as math, computer science, engineering, chemistry, psychology, philosophy, genetics, and medicine, making it interdisciplinary and broad. Interdisciplinary training on the scientific and physical sciences will be provided as well as an understanding to a systems and brain-behavior approach to neuroscience. Students who are interested in pursuing careers in the medical field, life sciences, the pharmaceutical industry, or a research-oriented field are encouraged to consider the major.
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