Neuroscience
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Neuroscience majors study the molecular and cellular building blocks that make up the brain and control its function. The study of neuroscience aims to understand how complex animals, including humans, see, hear, move, think, and feel. Neuroscientists also study abnormalities that cause diseases and mechanisms that underlie pain and addiction. A BS in neuroscience prepares undergraduates to pursue advanced studies in neuroscience, professional degrees in medicine, or related fields.
Credits
120 credits
Format
In-Person
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