Wilkes University’s bachelor of science degree in Neuroscience. Wilkes University offers a B.S. in Neuroscience. Wilkes’ research-driven, interdisciplinary neuroscience major studies the structure and function of the brain and nervous system from a biological, chemical and psychological perspective. It emphasizes a scientific approach to studying the complex interactions between behavior, cognition and neurological processes. The program specializes in Human Neuroscience/Psychophysiology, with the cutting edge NeuroTraining & Research Center, and the Developmental and Social Psychophysiology Lab.
The neuroscience major will prepare students for advanced studies in medical school or other health science professions. Students will also be prepared for graduate study in Neuroscience, Psychology or Health and Life science is also an option. Neuroscience majors with advanced degrees are employed in government, academia, industry and health care. Pharmaceutical, chemical, biotechnology and medical instruments companies hire employees with neuroscience backgrounds.
