Neurobiology Minor

Students who obtain a Neurobiology minor would be able to demonstrate knowledge of the neurobiological processes in animals and humans. This minor is an excellent option for students who are (i) planning to pursue advanced study in any of several fields related to neurobiology or neuroscience whether it be cognitive, behavioral, developmental, computational, molecular; or (ii) seeking relevant training for jobs related to the assessment, rehabilitation, and treatment of traumatic brain injury, brain diseases, and addiction. Additionally, this minor could also be attractive to psychology or other (Pre-) health majors.

Required Courses:

BIOL 104 - Human Biology: How the Human Body Works Credits: 4
or
BIOL 240 - Human Physiology Credits: 4
BIOL 477 - Neurobiology Credits: 3

Controlled Elective Courses: 12

(1)

BIOL 409 - Pharmacology Principles and Applications Credits: 3
BIOL 462 - Vertebrate Endocrinology Credits: 3
BIOL 469 - Circadian Rhythms and Sleep Credits: 3
BIOL 479 - Neurobiology of Addiction Credits: 3
BIOL 481 - Special Topics Credits: 1-3 (2)
PHIL 360 - Philosophy of Mind Credits: 3
PHIL 390 - Philosophy of Human Nature Credits: 3
PSYC 372 - Drugs and Behavior Credits: 3

Total Minor Requirements: 19

(1) At least 6cr should be from BIOL courses.

(2) Needs approval of department chair.

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