The neuroscience Ph.D. program is designed to be completed in a minimum of four years. The student and advisor work together to develop a program of study that must be submitted to the program ...

Brandeis University is an exciting place for neuroscience research and study because we have an outstanding and highly interactive research community. Brandeis University's graduate program in ...

Neuroscientists study the brain and its various complex capabilities, from memory and learning to human behavior and consciousness. Neuroscientists generally need PhDs to do their work, which often is ...

The expanded UAB Summer Program in Neuroscience, with renewed funding from the National Science Foundation, is looking for underserved undergrads for science mentoring. “The SPIN program focuses on ...

Interested in joining the doctoral neuroscience program? While most students begin in the fall, admission is open year-round, with priority deadlines of January 1 for fall and June 30 for spring. We ...

We’re happy to announce our department will offer a Neuroscience BS degree, starting fall 2026! We have outlined some key points below. Please see the College of Arts & Sciences FAQs page for further ...

Students with a focus in computational neuroscience will work in close collaboration with faculty on multidisciplinary research projects combining experimental and computational strategies.

Is a neuroscience degree right for you? Shane Hummus explores career paths, science jobs, and whether grad school is the ...

Anisha Das, a senior majoring in the Undergraduate Neuroscience Program, writes about her experiences in the program and at UAB. As both of my parents are health care professionals, my interest in ...

The Center for Integrative Neuroscience at the University of Nevada, Reno has received a $5.3 million, competitive Phase 3 award through the Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) program.

The Department of Neuroscience offers a variety of research opportunities for undergraduate students. Participating in research is a critical component of academic and professional development for ...

The University of Wyoming’s Program in Neuroscience is interdisciplinary, with faculty conducting research across departments such as Animal Science, Psychology, Zoology and Physiology and Pharmacy.