Degree Structure

The degree requires completion of at least 24 units comprising of

Compulsory courses (12 units): 

• BIOL6102 Systems Neuroscience (6 units) or BIOL6101 Cellular Neuroscience (6 units)
• BIOL6174 Cellular Physiology (6 units) or PSYC6010 Biological Basis of Behaviour (6 units)

Plus 12 units of elective courses chosen from the following: 

• BIOL6101 Cellular Neuroscience (6 units)
• BIOL6102 Systems Neuroscience (6 units)
• BIOL6174 Cellular Physiology (6 units) 
• PSYC6010 Biological Basis of Behaviour
• NEUR8001 Neuroscience Research Project (6 units)
• BIOL8291 Research Skills (6 units)
• NEUR8700 Neuroscience Research Proposal (6 units)
• NEUR8701 Readings in Neuroscience (6 units)
• BIOL8702 Advanced Molecular Biology Techniques (12 units)
• NEUR8704 Neuroscience Essay (6 units)
• Other courses as approved by the program convener

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