Neuroscience
Memory. Movement. Moods. Our brain and nervous system is responsible for how we think, feel, sense, and perceive—and there’s so much to still discover. That’s why neuroscience is such a fascinating area of study. It entails human biology: the molecules, cells, and genes that allow us to function. And it’s also psychology: learning, cognition, and behavior. Neuroscience also considers neurological and psychiatric conditions and altered states of consciousness. Wheaton’s interdisciplinary neuroscience major offers excellent preparation for post-graduate education.
Major
Sample First Jobs
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Associate Scientist, ALS Therapy Development Institute
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Neurology and Neurosurgery Clinical Assistant, Rhode Island Hospital
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Nursing Assistant, Maine Medical Center
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Research Assistant, Boston Children’s Hospital
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Scientist, Pfizer
Sample Graduate Schools
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Dartmouth College
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Duke University Medical
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Northeastern University
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Tulane University
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University of Vermont Medical School
Department
Offered by the Psychology department.