Neuroscience

Why Neuroscience at Franklin College?

Neuroscience opens the door to the human mind.

Neuroscience majors will learn one-on-one from dedicated, accomplished faculty with a proven record of research. Students will hone their professional and research skills while studying in a new facility filled with state-of-the-art research equipment. The classroom experience begins with a rigorous core curriculum emphasizing biology, chemistry, psychology, ethics, statistics and professional development. Neuroscience majors at Franklin College can selected from three distinct concentrations (biology, physical science or psychology), allowing them to tailor the major to their interests.

  • The neuroscience program structure allows dedicated students to double-major and/or minor in associated fields.
  • Individualized attention and the opportunity to conduct independent research one-on-one with faculty affords students an advantage upon entering professional or graduate programs.
  • Neuroscience faculty have a proven record of research in their respective fields having published in distinguished journals such as Clinical Science, Cell: Host & Microbe, Molecular Biology of the Cell, The Journal of Chemical Physics, Memory, Life Sciences, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, NeuroImage Clinical, Cerebral Cortex, and Neuropsychopharmacology.

Choose Your Path

Students who choose to study neuroscience at Franklin College can pursue two different majors — Psychology and Neuroscience. Both are also available as minors.

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