神经科学理学学士

神经科学研究所为本科生提供神经科学的辅修课程，神经科学的学士学位和神经科学的双重BS / MS。在我们所有的计划中，您都将从学习中心生物学和化学概念入手。您将快速进入我们的核心神经科学课程，探索神经系统如何工作的基础知识。您还将参加一门课程，在该课程中，您将练习专业的开发技能，从而使您快速迈向学术成功和神经科学职业。在这些基本知识上获得专业知识之后，您将学习如何在神经科学中应用科学方法，然后练习在我们的实验室课程中学到的知识。同时，您可以开始学习适合自己兴趣的高等课程。
Neuroscience asks how the brain and body produce our sensations, our thoughts, our behavior and the behavior of other animals. Neuroscientists address fundamental and health-related questions that affect every aspect of our lives and society. To answer them, neuroscience bridges the biological, chemical, physical, behavioral and computational sciences, as well as philosophy, engineering, and medicine. Neuroscience is among the fastest growing fields of science and medicine. Neuroscience is interdisciplinary, as shown by the Neuroscience Institute's faculty and the neuroscience course offerings. Faculty are drawn from multiple departments, including Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Communication, Education, Law, Mathematics and Statistics, Neuroscience Institute, Nursing, Philosophy, Physics and Astronomy, and Psychology (see neuroscience.gsu.edu/faculty/ for a full list). They teach courses in cell and molecular neuroscience, computational neuroscience, neuroethology (animal behavior), drugs and the nervous system, cognitive neuroscience, neuroethics, and medical neuroanatomy, among many others. For questions about the major, students should contact the Director of Undergraduate Studies who will help connect them with an appropriate faculty member.