Undergraduate Programs

Student presenting work on obesity at the 2019 Neuroscience Research Day.

Student Adrianne M. DiBrog displays her research on obesity, conducted in conjunction with the Center for Ingestive Behavior Research at the 2019 Neuroscience Research Day. She is mentored by neuroscience faculty member Elizabeth G. Mietlicki-Baase, PhD.

Our undergraduate programs deliver a comprehensive background of modern medical neuroscience, through an inclusive curriculum focusing on how the central nervous system is organized, the pathophysiology of disease, and treatment of disease states.

  • Neuroscience Major (BS)
    2/5/25
    Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary field of study that allows individuals to decipher the nervous system which guides all behavior, and cognition. In this program, you will examine the function and dysfunction of the brain through the utilization of a molecules-to-behavior approach.
  • Neuroscience Minor
    2/5/25
    This minor offers you a comprehensive background of modern medical neuroscience. Our curriculum is focused on how the central nervous system is organized, the pathophysiology of disease and treatment of disease states.