Minor in Neuroscience

The neuroscience minor is designed for students majoring in all subjects other than neuroscience. The minor program aims to provide students a working knowledge of the functional and biological bases of brains and nervous systems.  The neuroscience minor integrates knowledge from biology, psychology, and other related disciplines to provide undergraduate students the opportunity to obtain fundamental knowledge and exposure to neuroscientific concepts. It is especially valuable for students considering post-baccalaureate study or careers in health and disease, rehabilitation, biomedical research, user experience design, artificial intelligence, human-machine interaction, and other emerging disciplines.

Program of Study
Required
NEUR 2000Principles of Neuroscience for non-majors3
One of the following:3
Cell and Molecular Neuroscience
Neural Systems, Networks, and Behavior
Neuroscience of Behavior
One additional Neuroscience-designated elective:3
Cell and Molecular Neuroscience
Neural Systems, Networks, and Behavior
Neuroscience of Behavior
Methods in Neuroscience
Neurodevelopment
Ion Channels in Health and Disease
Neuroscience of Memory
Neuroendocrinology
Undergraduate Research 1
Neuroethics
Special Topics 1
Additional Neuroscience Electives (or, 6 hours from list above):6
Human Physiology
Human Neuroanatomy
Developmental Biology
Behavioral Biology
Evolutionary Developmental Biology – How to Build an Organism
Signaling Molecules
Special Topics (Intro Neuroengineering)
Special Topics (Systems Neuropathology and Translational Eng)
Human Development Over the Life Span
Abnormal Psychology
Human Language Processing
Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
Sensation and Perception
Neuroscience of Mental Health
Cognitive Psychology
Human Sensation and Perception
Learning and Memory
Cognitive Neuroscience
Behavioral Pharmacology
Neuroethics
Total Credit Hours15
1

See advisor for options and hours that may apply to the minor.