Neuroscience

What will I learn as a neuroscience student?

The B.S. in Neuroscience offers an interdisciplinary curriculum grounded in biology, psychology, physics, chemistry, computer science, and mathematical sciences, with the nervous system as a common focus. You may pursue a concentration in behavioral, cellular/molecular, or computational neuroscience.

Research is an important part of the neuroscience curriculum. In fact, you can participate in faculty research activities as early as your freshman year. Your academic journey will also culminate in a capstone research experience.

44%of neuroscience grads enroll in advanced degree programs

88%of neuroscience grads find employment related to their degree

88%of grads work in Indiana