Neuroscience Co-Major (Oxford Campus)

Course Overview Neuroscience is a rapidly advancing, interdisciplinary field that explores the nervous system at molecular, genetic, cellular, and systems levels, with relevance to everyday life. The co-major provides an in-depth study of nerve cell biology, functional organization, and roles in behavior and cognition, requiring students to also complete a primary major. It offers a strong foundation and methodological mastery, including statistics, preparing students for graduate-level work. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary approach integrating biology, psychology, chemistry, and statistics Focus on multiple levels of nervous system analysis Emphasis on methodological and statistical skills, including a full year of statistics Preparation for advanced graduate studies in neuroscience Requires completion alongside a primary major, enhancing breadth of education