Bachelor Degree in Neuroscience & Behavior Cellular at Barnard College |
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Barnard College is a Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above Baccalaureate Colleges--Arts & Sciences with 2,346 students in New York, NY.
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This school offers the following degree levels:
Bachelor degree |
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Bachelor degree
Neuroscience & Behavior
Cellular
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The major in Neuroscience & Behavior provides a strong background in the biological underpinnings of behavior and cognition, and is intended for students who plan to pursue a research career in neuroscience or a related discipline. Students electing this major are exposed to basic courses in Biology and Psychology and to advanced courses in neuroscience and behavior. Majors must choose a concentration in cellular.The cellular concentration places greater emphasis on cellular and molecular neuroscience.
Requirements
All of the following core courses:
Psychology BC 1001 Introduction to Psychology
Biology BC 1500/1501 Introduction to Organismal & Evolutionary Biology (lecture/lab)
Biology BC 1502/1503 Introduction to Cell & Molecular Biology (lecture/lab)
Biology BC 2100 Molecular & Mendelian Genetics
Biology BC 3310 Cell Biology
Neuro & Behav BC 3593x, 3594y Research Seminar in Neuroscience & Behavior
One of the following statistics courses:
Biology BC 2286 Statistics & Research Design
Psychology BC 1101 Statistics
Both of the following neuroscience courses, and one of the associated laboratories:
Psychology BC 1117 Systems & Behavioral Neuroscience (lecture + lab)
or BC 1119 Systems & Behavioral Neuroscience-Lec (lecture only)
Biology BC 3362/3363 Molecular & Cellular Neuroscience (lecture/laboratory)
One of the following laboratory courses:
Biology BC 3303 Laboratory in Molecular Biology
Biology BC 3311 Laboratory in Cell Biology
Biology BC 2802 Laboratory in Genetics
Two of the following electives:
Biology BC 2280 Animal Behavior
Biology BC 3352 Development
Biology BC 3360 Animal Physiology
Biology BC 3302 Molecular Biology
Biology BC 3308 Genomics and Bioinformatics
Chemistry BC 3282 Biological Chemistry
Psychology BC 2154 Hormones & Reproductive Behavior
Psychology BC 1107 Psychology of Learning
Psychology BC 3383 Neuropharmacology & Behavior
Psychology G 4440 Topics in Neurobiology & Behavior
Both of the following chemistry courses:
Chemistry BC 1601 General Chemistry (lecture + lab)
Chemistry BC 3328/3230 Organic Chemistry I (lecture/lab)
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