Neuroscience is a scientific discipline that investigates the organization, development, and function of the nervous system, and its relationship to behavior, cognition, and neurological/neuropsychiatric disorders. (NEURO- MN)

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The minor in biochemistry consists of a minimum of 15 credit hours of course work: Biochemistry 5613 (3), 5614 (3), 5615 (3), and 5621 (4) and at least 2 additional hours in biochemistry or a related physical or biological science. (BIOCHEM-MN)

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Students who major in other areas, like engineering and education, who want a deeper understanding of the biological sciences than they would get in the coursework incorporated into their major, pre-professional students who wish to major in a non-science area, business students pursuing careers in biotechnology or pharmaceuticals, students in journalism, etc. will benefit from the biology minor.

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The minor in chemistry consists of a minimum of 17 credit hours of course work: Chemistry 2210 (5) and an additional 12 hours of chemistry courses above 2210, with a maximum of 10 credit hours of Chemistry 2310, 25xx, 26xx, and 29xxH. (CHEM-MN)

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There are seven minors associated with Psychology. The current seven minors are: Biological Bases of Behavior, Clinical Psychology and Individual Differences, Developmental Psychology, General Psychology, Organization and Performance, Psychology Research, and Social Psychology and Personality

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This interdisciplinary training program will provide you with the foundations of neuroscience knowledge through an integrated and wide-ranging curriculum. You will then choose an area of research emphasis and work one-on-one with successful and distinguished faculty. (PhD)

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The department provides excellent training in the classroom and in the research laboratory. Graduates go on to hold positions in the finest universities, companies, and government laboratories. The program offers several degree options that lead to a Master's degree: MS degree in Biochemistry; MS Degree with emphasis in Biotechnology; and a combined BS/MS degree program. (MS, PhD)

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Graduate courses and research programs leading to the MS and PhD degrees in chemistry are offered in analytical, biological, inorganic, organic, physical and theoretical chemistry. (MS, PhD)

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One of the few psychology departments in the nation housing brain imaging facilities; the one dedicated fMRI for studies in clinical, cognitive, developmental, and social neuroscience in Ohio. (PhD)

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