Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience

Course Overview Why Pursue a Neuroscience Degree at RIT? Interdisciplinary Approach: The Neuroscience degree at RIT is a collaboration between the College of Science and the Department of Psychology in the College of Liberal Arts, mixing critical coursework from both fields. Three Dynamic Tracks: Choose from Neurobiology, Computational Neuroscience, or Behavioral Neuroscience. Key Program Highlights Pre-Med/Pre-Health and Pre-Vet Advising Programs: Receive personalized guidance to become a competitive candidate for admission to medical and veterinary schools and graduate programs in the health professions Direct Path to Medical School: RIT’s partnership with the University of Buffalo’s Jacobs School of Medicine offers eligible pre-health/pre-med students early admission and mentorship through the Early Opportunity Program in Medicine Active Neuroscience Research Laboratories: Get hands-on lab experience all four years focused on comparative cognition, psychopathology, color perception, facial perception, and multisensory integration in VR/AR If you are drawn to questioning how we think, how we learn, and how understanding the systems in our brains can help change the world, then it’s time to consider RIT’s neuroscience BS Major advancements in the field are expected in the coming years, and this degree in neuroscience will put you at the forefront of innovation