G-NEUR-PHD - Neurobiology - PhD
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Students in the graduate program take a core curriculum that covers the major subfields of contemporary neurobiology, but students are generally free to pursue—with the help of faculty advisors—a course of study tailored to their needs, backgrounds, and individual interests. The core courses in the Department of Neurobiology are:
Neurobiology 710 (Scientific Writing)
Neurobiology 719 (Concepts in Neuroscience I)
Neurobiology 720 (Concepts in Neuroscience II)
Neurobiology 726 (Neurobiology Journal Club)
Neurobiology 733 (Experimental Design and Biostatistics for Basic Biomedical Scientists)
Neurobiology 735 (Quantitative Approaches to Neurobiology)
Neurobiology 751 (Neuroscience Bootcamp)
Neurobiology 762 (Neurobiology of Disease)
Neurobiology 790 (Student Seminar)