Bachelor of Neuroscience

The bachelor's program in neuroscience aims to provide cutting-edge training in a field that has experienced extraordinary growth since 1970.

The bachelor's degree in neuroscience allows the student to acquire basic knowledge of the different levels of organization and functioning of the central nervous system, from the molecule to the cognitive level, from normal to pathological.

The program aims to teach concepts and methods that are specific to neuroscience, and provides basic training in related disciplines such as:

• biochemistry,
• biology,
• genetic,
• pharmacology,
• physiology,
• psychology.
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Based on a very solid theoretical training focused on the development of critical thinking and the practice of written and oral scientific communication, it also allows a strong exposure to the practice of laboratory work and familiarization with the research environment. It is preparatory to graduate studies, research careers and professional training in the health sciences.