Academic Programs

Neuroscience at the University of Cincinnati College of Arts and Sciences offers students an exciting, interdisciplinary journey into the study of the brain and nervous system. Combining coursework from biology, psychology, chemistry, and physics, our programs provide a strong foundation in both the natural and behavioral sciences. Whether you're interested in research, medicine, or industry, our neuroscience curriculum equips you with the knowledge and skills to explore the complexities of the human brain and prepare for a wide range of career paths or advanced study. Join a community dedicated to discovery, critical thinking, and innovation in one of today’s most dynamic scientific fields.

Neurobiology emphasizes the molecular, cellular, and systems-level mechanisms of the nervous system, providing a strong foundation for students pursuing biomedical research or health-related careers.

Brain, Mind, and Behavior explores the biological basis of cognition, emotion, and behavior, offering a comprehensive understanding for those interested in psychology, mental health, or neuroscience-related graduate programs.

Neuropsychology track focuses on the relationship between brain function and behavior, preparing students for careers in clinical psychology, cognitive neuroscience, or related fields.

Graduates with a BS in neuroscience from the UC College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) are prepared for a wide range of career options and unlimited opportunities for graduate study. They include:

• Medicine
• Academic research
• Pharmaceutical or biotech research
• Clinical psychology
• Psychology research
• Academic science education
• Developing therapeutics or prosthetics for the brain and nervous system
• Scientific writing
• Law, economics or business with a neuroscience perspective