Neuroscience - STEM

As a neuroscience major, you'll explore the intricate workings of the brain and central nervous system, focusing on both their normal functions and disorders. This program is tailored for students eager to take on the challenge of studying the most complex and fascinating organ in the human body.

As a neuroscience major, you'll dive into understanding how the brain and central nervous system operate, from their molecular mechanisms to their impact on behavior. You'll explore the dysfunctions that arise in neurological diseases and study potential treatments to improve quality of life. The program typically begins with foundational courses and labs in biology, chemistry, physiology, and neuroscience, followed by electives that allow you to specialize in topics like animal behavior, genetics, hormones, or biopsychology.

Located within UB's medical school, this program offers access to expert faculty, cutting-edge laboratories, and exciting research opportunities, as well as connections to UB's affiliated hospitals and clinics, providing a hands-on approach to learning in real-world medical settings.

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