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2022-2023 Graduate Catalog 
    
2022-2023 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Interdisciplinary Neuroscience (PhD)


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Please see the Program Policy Document  for more information.

Requirements for the PhD Degree:


The Doctor of Philosophy in Neuroscience requires a minimum of 42 credits including 9 credits of dissertation.  All students must submit a planned program of study by the end of their first semester, created with their primary advisors. 

Required Courses in Neuroscience


Nine credits consisting of the following NSCI courses.

Statistics or Computational Methods Course


Three credits of coursework in statistical or computational methods at the 500-level or above. All courses must be approved as part of the student’s program of study.

Electives


Six credits of elective coursework at the 600-level or above. All courses must be approved as part of the student’s program of study. An appendix to the program policy statement is avaialble for a comprehensive list of possible electives.

Research Credits


Fifteen credits of research.  Research credits are typically designated by a course prefix corresponding with the student’s home department and the 868 code.

Dissertation


Nine dissertation credits. Dissertation credits are typically designated by a course prefix corresponding with the student’s home department and the 969 code.

Interdisciplinary Neuroscience (MS)


  

Credits to Total a Minimum of 42


Last Revised for 2021-2022 Academic Year


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