Neuroscience
The neurosciences certificate program encourages undergraduate students interested in how the brain controls behavior to take courses in the basic sciences while providing the means to specialize in neuroscience. Since this subdiscipline of the biological sciences spans a number of departments at the university (e.g., integrative physiology, psychology, and MCD biology), students are encouraged to obtain greater academic breadth through interdepartmental course selection.
To obtain the certificate, a student must satisfy the requirements of a major and the certificate program, and maintain a grade point average of 3.200 or better.
For more information, see www.colorado.edu/neuroscienceprogram.
