神经科学是致力于理解神经系统的多学科科学
Neuroscience is a multidisciplinary science devoted to the understanding of the nervous system, and borrows principles from a number of subjects including: biology, biochemistry, physiology, psychology, as well as mathematics, physics, immunology and computer science. The undergraduate Neuroscience programs are coordinated by three departments: Biology, Physiology and Psychology. The major program in Neuroscience is a focused program for students interested in how the nervous system functions. The Honours program is intended for students who are interested in laboratory-based research and in acquiring a foundation in each of the 3 streams of the Neuroscience Major (cell and molecular, neurophysiology and computational, cognition and behavior). The Neuroscience Major is a focused program for students interested in how the nervous system functions. It is highly interdisciplinary and borrows principles and methodologies from a number of fields including: biology, biochemistry, physiology, psychology, mathematics, physics, computer science, and immunology. To ensure that they have the appropriate foundation, students are required to take 29 credits in lower-level courses from physiology, biology, mathematics, computer science, psychology, and ethics. The program offers students a concentrated selection of 15 credits to be taken from one of three areas of current scientific activities in the neurosciences: Cell/Molecular, Neurophysiology/Computation, or Cognition/Behaviour. In addition, students select 21 credits from a wide array of complementary courses to obtain more specialized training in areas of neuroscience that best suit their interests. <br><br>###COVID Alert Message from University – This course is offered online and will continue on campus later.