Master of Science - Neuroscience

In the Master of Science program in neuroscience, students acquire advanced knowledge on fundamental neuroscientific concepts, the neurobiological substrates of behavior, and next-generation experimental techniques for studying brain function. An important underlying theme of the program is understanding the genetic, molecular, cellular and circuit-level changes associated with neurodegenerative diseases, altered brain development and neuropsychiatric disorders.

Students have mentored research opportunities with internationally recognized experts, and they are also able to explore recent primary literature and hone communication, presentation and professional skills.