The Neuroscience major prepares students for a broad range of career paths including: scientific research, medicine, clinical psychology, allied health professions, or science-related government, nonprofit, or private sector employment.

The Neuroscience (NEUR) Honors Program is a non-competitive research-based honors program with an emphasis on the scientific process and communication skills. It allows high achieving students to collaborate directly with a faculty member to complete an original research project.

Whether you are learning about the science as a participant, assisting faculty and graduate students with their work, or developing your own projects, the experience will strengthen the analytical thinking skills that are in high demand.

The Neuroscience Program currently does not offer any scholarships for incoming or current neuroscience majors. However, students can take advantage of scholarships offered by BSOS and CMNS colleges dependent on their declared track.

Neuroscience Student Ambassadors serve as the faces and voices of the Neuroscience student body and assist in the continuing development of our undergraduate program.