Study how the brain works—from neurons and circuits to learning and memory—through a Biology degree pathway at Carnegie Mellon University. You’ll complete core Biological Sciences requirements and add advanced neuroscience coursework plus electives such as the biochemistry of the brain and biological foundations of behavior.
The Biology - Neuroscience program at Carnegie Mellon University offers an in-depth exploration of the brain and its functions. By pursuing this degree, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of biological sciences with a specialized focus on neuroscience. The curriculum blends core biological requirements with advanced neuroscience coursework, preparing graduates for diverse opportunities in research, healthcare, and education.
This program encompasses a range of topics essential for understanding the complexities of the nervous system. Students will:
While specific GRE or GMAT scores are not a prerequisite for admission, prospective students should demonstrate a strong academic background. English proficiency is essential, and applicants may need to submit results from standardized tests such as:
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