Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Newark 0 courses
Description The objective of the Neuroscience minor is to provide training through coursework and research experience aimed at enhancing students' understanding of the structure and operation of the nervous system and its contribution to behavior and cognition. Through coursework and research experience, students will gain knowledge of contemporary neuroscience techniques, and learn to critically evaluate neuroscience research discoveries. Students who engage in research will acquire laboratory skills, as well as experience in data analysis and presentation. Requirements All minors must meet with a Neuroscience faculty member who will advise them on the requirements for the minor. The faculty member must sign the minor form. Students must earn a 2.5 GPA or better in the minor. NOTE: For psychology majors, only TWO courses can count toward both the minor in Neuroscience and the major in Psychology. All other courses must contribute toward only one of the two programs. The minor requirements consist of two core courses (6 credits) and a choice of electives (12 credits).
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