NEU3100 Special Topics in Neuroscience
This advanced-level class provides an in-depth exploration and discussion of specific topic areas in neuroscience. Course topics will vary based on instructor and might include: Computational Neuroscience, Cognitive Neuroscience, Clinical Neuroscience, Exercise and the Brain, Neuropharmacology, Neuroendocrinology, Behavioral Neuroscience, Cellular/Molecular Neuroscience, and Systems Neuroscience, among others.
Prerequisite
NEU 1100; BIO 2420, ESS 2160, or PSY 2400; 62 credits complete; or approval of the director of the neuroscience program.
Course Types
Science, Advanced Studies
Learning Outcomes
- Students will be able to articulate key concepts in neuroscience and critically evaluate their implications for understanding human and/or non-human animal behavior and related societal issues, demonstrating interdisciplinary agility by synthesizing perspectives from related fields.
- Students will apply foundational knowledge of neuroscience to address a specific question or issue, integrating ethical considerations and practical applications relevant to the field.
- Students will analyze and interpret current neuroscience literature, applying scientific inquiry skills to assess methodologies and findings, while reflecting on the ethical dimensions and societal impacts of neuroscientific research.
- Students will be able to communicate complex neuroscientific concepts effectively across various formats and to diverse audiences, showcasing collaborative skills and an understanding of the importance of inclusivity in scientific discourse.