Neuroscience Major

This interdisciplinary program is coordinated by the Departments of Biology, Physiology, and Psychology and focuses on how the nervous system functions, from its specialized molecules and signaling to its intricate organization and generation of complex behaviour.

The program has limited enrolment and requires a minimum CGPA of 3.2 (R-Score above 29). Because Neuroscience is such a vast discipline, students follow one of three streams - Cell/Molecular, Neurophysiology/Neural Computation, or Cognitive/Behavioural - and have considerable flexibility in choosing from a wide array of upper level courses in areas of neuroscience that best suit their interest.Students may also undertake an independent research project supervised by a neuroscientist.

For more detailed information please consult the Neuroscience Website or contact Ryan Bouma, Interdisciplinary programs adviser, Faculty of Science.


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