Neuroscience Minor

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Baldwin Wallace University offers an interdisciplinary Minor in Neuroscience. This Minor grew out of the recognition that modern science frequently draws upon multiple disciplines to answer difficult questions. The study of the brain presents such a scientific challenge. Further, the Minor was established in acknowledgment of the many recent advances in brain sciences and the corresponding increase in the number of graduate programs and employment opportunities in this field.

The Neuroscience Minor requires 16 credit hours

Required Courses: (10 credit hours)

Electives: (6 credit hours)

In addition to the required courses above, students must take any courses listed below totaling a minimum of 6 credit hours. Courses must be selected from at least two departments. Relevant neuroscience minor courses not on the list may be approved by the Director of the Neuroscience program on a case by case basis if a petition is submitted in writing.

Note(s):

This Minor is not designed to help the student meet all of the customary prerequisites for graduate school in Neuroscience. Students headed to graduate school in Neuroscience should pursue the Neuroscience Major and take additional electives relevant to their chosen field of study.