Neuroscience (Bachelor of Science)

York University

All first year students take the same core courses, including the keystone course Frontiers in Neuroscience. Second year students take a broad array of neuroscience courses. In third year, students develop their understanding by choosing courses from the three specialization streams (cellular/molecular, cognitive/ behavioural, or systems neuroscience), and put it all together with a stimulating, research-based capstone course in fourth year.The interdisciplinary nature of York’s program gives students access to renowned researchers working in many different areas of neuroscience. The program’s small size encourages collaboration among students, faculty members, and community practitioners as they investigate the development, structure, and function of the nervous system including the ways it can change – whether naturally or through human intervention.York University’s interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science (BSc) Specialized Honours Program in Neuroscience provides students with:Comprehensive and advanced exposure to the breadth and depth of neuroscience taught by award-winning, internationally recognized researchers.An undergraduate path into medical school or graduate studies (MSc, PhD)Preparation for neuroscience- related careers in research institutes, universities, health care, and industry.

Faculty of Science