We’re happy to announce our department will offer a Neuroscience BS degree, starting fall 2026! We have outlined some key points below. Please see the College of Arts & Sciences FAQs page for further ...

Study the brain to help advance AI, combat diseases, and support those with learning challenges in RIT’s neuroscience degree. Interdisciplinary Approach: The Neuroscience degree at RIT is a ...

The neuroscience Ph.D. program is designed to be completed in a minimum of four years. The student and advisor work together to develop a program of study that must be submitted to the program ...

Behavioral neuroscience is represented by scientists with interests in the physiological and neural substrates of behavior. Our program’s mission is to produce outstanding scientists who will pursue ...

Brenna Swanston is an education-focused editor and writer with a particular interest in education equity and alternative educational paths. As a newswriter in her early career, Brenna's education ...

The Department of Neuroscience offers a variety of research opportunities for undergraduate students. Participating in research is a critical component of academic and professional development for ...

What makes us think the way we do? How do our brains influence our behavior and vice versa? You can help answer these questions and more when you study the neurobiology of behavior. Discover the ...