PSYC 70 Neuroscience Research

This course is offered every term and is designed to enable Neuroscience majors early in their course of study to engage in independent laboratory research under the direction of a neuroscience faculty member.  Students are required to write a final report that describes the goal of the project, their research, and what they learned from their experience.  This course may count in the neuroscience major as an elective numbered above 20, but cannot fulfill the requirement for electives numbered above 40.  It cannot be used towards the culminating experience.  Students may take up to three terms of independent/honors research (PSYC 70, PSYC 90, PSYC 91) but only two terms may be counted for credit towards the major.  More advanced students who have taken at least two core neuroscience courses should enroll in PSYC 90.

Prerequisite

PSYC 6. Submission of the Checklist for enrolling in Independent Research, which includes approval from the advisor.

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Offered

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