Last updated on 2025-11-26
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science – Neuroscience program at York University offers a comprehensive study of the nervous system, blending biology, psychology, chemistry, and physics. This interdisciplinary program explores how the brain and nervous system function in health and disease, giving students a deep understanding of neural mechanisms underlying behavior, cognition, and brain disorders. It is designed for those passionate about research, healthcare, and neuroscience-related careers, preparing graduates for advanced studies or careers in medicine, research, or healthcare industries.
Program Structure
- Length: 4 years (full-time)
- Core courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and psychology focusing on brain and nervous system functions
- Specialized neuroscience classes covering cellular neuroscience, neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and cognitive neuroscience
- Laboratory and research components for hands-on experience
- Opportunities for interdisciplinary electives and research projects
- Optional Co-op for real-world experience in research labs or healthcare settings
Featured Experiences
- Participate in cutting-edge neuroscience research projects
- Gain practical lab skills through hands-on experiments
- Attend seminars by neuroscience professionals and researchers
- Access to advanced neuroscience facilities and technology
- Optional Co-op in healthcare or research institutions
Career Options
- Neuroscientist
- Clinical Research Coordinator
- Healthcare Professional (e.g., Neurologist, Pharmacist with further study)
- Neuropsychologist (with graduate education)
- Medical and Scientific Writer
- Biomedical Researcher
- Health Policy Analyst
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