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Minor in Neuroscience | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? The Neuroscience Program encourages students from other disciplines to minor in Neuroscience. Nine credits in Neuroscience are required. This is to include either NRSC 588, or NRSC 560. The remainder of the units may be selected from Table 3. Or the Neuroscience Student Advisor, Andrew Fuglevand, at fuglevan@email.arizona.edu. Graduate Program in Neuroscience. Designed by Rosas Freelance Design.

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Interview Week | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? Neuroscience Interview Week is usually held the end of January. It is a chance for outstanding neuroscience applicants to visit the University of Arizona and meet current students and faculty. The week typically begins with a students arriving on Sunday evening and continues with interviews on Monday and Tuesday. Visitors depart Wednesday morning. The next interview week will be held January 22 - January 25, 2017.

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Bylaws | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA. Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience. II Faculty of the Graduate Program in Neuroscience. The GIDP in Neuroscience recognizes a distinction between a broad-based community of neuroscience researchers with overlapping interests who benefit from campus-wide program activities ( Affiliated Faculty". And the specific roles of UA faculty who run this GIDP and mentor its students ( Core GIDP Faculty. Both ...

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Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? Graduate Program in Neuroscience. 1548 E. Drachman St. P.O. Box 210476 Tucson, AZ 85721 (520) 621-8380. Designed by Rosas Freelance Design.

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Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? Guide to the Neuroscience Curriculum .pdf). The UA is moving way from cross-listed courses. If you can/t find an NRSC course to enroll, please try the course under the home departments prefix. Principles of Neuroanatomy (4 units). Basic Neurochemistry (3 units). Neural Encoding: Memory and Comprehension of Mammals (3 units). Systems Neuroscience (5 units). Description: This course will provide a comprehensive overview of neural systems, inc...

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Neuroscience Retreat | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? Each year, the neuroscience students organize a weekend retreat for students, postdoctoral trainees, and faculty in the neurosciences. The retreat is held in the mountains just outside Tucson, and involves research presentations by selected students and faculty, afternoon hiking, and a leisurely dinner for socializing. E-mail Kirsten at kirstencg@arizona.edu. Graduate Program in Neuroscience. Designed by Rosas Freelance Design.

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Brain Awareness Week | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? More information available at this website:. Http:/ emotion.psychdept.arizona.edu/SfnLocal/. Graduate Program in Neuroscience. 1548 E. Drachman St. P.O. Box 210476 Tucson, AZ 85721 (520) 621-8380. Designed by Rosas Freelance Design.

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Interview Week | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? Neuroscience Interview Week is usually held the end of January. It is a chance for outstanding neuroscience applicants to visit the University of Arizona and meet current students and faculty. The week typically begins with a students arriving on Sunday evening and continues with interviews on Monday and Tuesday. Visitors depart Wednesday morning. The next interview week will be held January 22 - January 25, 2017.

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Admission Requirements | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? Applicants must complete at least a baccalaureate degree or its equivalent prior to enrollment in the Program. Examples of undergraduate majors that normally constitute satisfactory preparation for graduate work in Neuroscience include but are not limited to:. Courses ordinarily required by the Program at the time of entry are:. General chemistry with lab. Organic chemistry with lab. Also desirable in preparation for the Program are:. A str...

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Travel Awards | Neuroscience GIDP at The University of Arizona

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Skip to main content. The University of Arizona. Why the U of A? Through a generous donation from Fine Science Tools. The Neuroscience program provides students travel awards each academic year. Travel award requests are typically due in August. To submit a request for 2016-2017, please include the following information. If you will be presenting. At a conference and would like to request funds please send the following details to kirstencg@arizona.edu. Name and location of conference. Lilian Patron, Soc...