537 Bachelor's degrees in Neuroscience

Neuroscience is about understanding the most complex organ in the body – the brain. Of the four degree courses taught by the School of Life Sciences, this is University of Warwick's most specialised degree. 

The Neuroscience program offered by Xavier University offers an immersive exploration into the complexities of the nervous system.

The Neuroscience programme at the University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This full-time course explores the biological basis of behaviour and nerve cell communication. Students gain deep insights into brain function and disease mechanisms through an interdisciplinary academic approach.

A major in Neuroscience at Tulane University allows a student to pursue an interdepartmental curriculum that focuses on the role of the nervous system in regulating physiological and behavioral functions.

The Neuroscience programme at George Mason University is a 120-credit interdisciplinary course. This public study mode degree explores the complex relationship between nervous system biology and organism behaviour. It provides essential preparation for medical school or advanced postgraduate research in health sciences.

The Neuroscience BSc program from University of Texas at Austin introduces you to the study of the nervous system, advances our understanding of human thought, emotion, and behavior.

Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology (PNP) is an interdisciplinary program at Washington University in St. Louis that provides an opportunity to examine the mind from a variety of perspectives. In addition to philosophy, neuroscience, and psychology, PNP draws from other disciplines whose investigations contribute to understanding the mind, including anthropology, biology and linguistics.

The Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience at Bucknell University offers students an interdisciplinary major representing biology, psychology, animal behavior, chemistry, mathematics, biomedical engineering, and physics.

The Neurobiology program at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) is designed to teach students how neurobiologists apply cellular, molecular, systems, and behavioral analyses in understanding how the nervous system works. 

The Neuroscience and Behavior programme at Florida Atlantic University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This B.Sc. provides foundational training in modern neuroscience, integrating biology and psychology. Students benefit from expert instruction and unique research opportunities over a four-year duration.

The Neuroscience programme at The University of Vermont offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to studying the nervous system. This full-time undergraduate degree combines biology and psychology to explore human behaviour. Students benefit from a research-intensive curriculum at the historic Burlington campus.

In this Neuroscience programme from Syracuse University you’ll explore the intricacies of the central and peripheral nervous systems, while engaging in cutting-edge research opportunities.

Neuroscience at University of Miami is the study of the nervous system (i.e., brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves), the mechanisms of behavior, and the nature of mind and consciousness. 

Graduates in Neuroscience from Michigan State University pursue careers in a range of industries, excelling in jobs that demand deep knowledge of human biology and research. 

University College Dublin offers a Neuroscience (Hons) programme for those students who want to find out more about the nervous system and the malfunction of it.

The Neuroscience - Systems, Behavior and Plasticity programme at Temple University is a full-time, four-year Bachelor of Science. This public study mode degree explores brain function and neuropathology through interdisciplinary research. Students gain hands-on experience in state-of-the-art laboratories across the campus.

The Neuroscience major at Johns Hopkins University is a four-year degree based primarily on coursework and research. It is designed to provide rigorous preparation for advanced study in a PhD program; medical, dental, or law school; or industry.

At the Healthcare Science (Neurophysiology) Honours course offered at Middlesex University you’ll develop the knowledge, skills and experience to confidently investigate, diagnose, treat and monitor a range of neurological disorders, including epilepsy, strokes, dementia, nerve and muscle dysfunction and multiple sclerosis.

Neuroscience students at Assumption University build their knowledge of neuroscience discoveries while also enhancing their skills of investigation.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CDIS) program at University of Redlands prepares undergraduate students interested in speech-language development and disorders for further study at the graduate level.