Requirements for the Major (52 credits)

I. Introductory and Intermediate Level (28 credits)

Complete all of the following:

• course - Introduction to Neuroscience (Students may substitute the combination of course, course and course for this course, adding 8 credits to the major)

• course - Neuroscience Research Design and Analysis

• course - Diversity of Life: Animals, Plants, and Microbes

• course - Molecular and Cellular Biology

• course - Principles of Chemistry I OR course - Principles of Chemistry I, Advanced Section

• course - Principles of Chemistry II OR course - Principles of Chemistry II, Advanced Section

• course - Introduction to Statistics

II. Core (12 credits)

Complete all of the following:

• course - Systems Neurobiology (Same as course)

• course - Cognitive Neuroscience (Same as course)

• course - Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology (Same as course)

III. Electives (12 credits)

Complete 12 credits, selected from the classes listed below. 4 credits of Independent Research (course, course, course, course, course) can be counted as elective credit.

• course - Evolution and Human Behavior

• course - Anatomy and Physiology I

• course - Animal Behavior

• course - Primatology (Same as course)

• course - Endocrinology

• course - Foundations in Biochemistry OR course - Foundation in Biochemistry without Laboratory (3 credits)

• course - Advanced Biomolecular Structure and Function OR course - Chemical Biology

• course - Language, Communication, and Culture

• course - Topics in the Study of Language

• course - Intermediate Statistics

• course - Neuroethics

• course - Topics in Neuroscience

• course - Intermediate Independent Research: Laboratory/Field Research

• course - Independent Study in Neuroscience

• course - Diseases of the Brain OR course - Diseases of the Brain

• course - Seminar in Biopsychology

• course - Computational Modeling of Neural Systems OR course - Computational Modeling of Neural Systems

• course - Special Topics in Neuroscience

• course - Immersive Research/Creative Projects in Neuroscience

• course - Philosophy of Mind

• course - Sensation and Perception

• course - Cognition

• course - Learning and Behavior

• course - Seminar in Biopsychology

• course - Seminar in Cognition

NOTE: The following courses and seminars may be applied to the Neuroscience major if the topic is relevant to the study of Neuroscience:

• course - Topics in Psychology

• course - Laboratory in Psychology

• course - Psychology Seminar: Contemporary Issues in Psychology

• course - Advanced Topics in Psychology

• course - Topics in Biology

• course - Seminar in Biology

• course - Advanced Topics in Computer Science