University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences 54 courses 120 total credits
The Bachelor of Science degree program in Neuroscience provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to engage in the in-depth study of neuroscience from a uniquely interdisciplinary perspective. Students receive extensive exposure to fundamental and applied aspects of neuroscience through classroom and laboratory-based interactions with faculty members and research staff from several departments housed in the College of Arts and Sciences and Medicine. The scope of training spans the entirety of key topics in neuroscience and includes examination of biological systems ranging from cellular/molecular neuroscience; neurophysiology; neuroanatomy; and integrated neuroscience including behavior.
UK Core Requirements
College Requirements
I. Foreign Language (placement exam II. Disciplinary Requirements a. Natural Science (completed by Major Requirements) Premajor/Preprofessional Requirements
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