Doctor of Philosophy in Neuroscience
Course Overview
The PhD in Neuroscience at WSU is an intensive research program dedicated to training the next generation of scientists to investigate the nervous system, from molecular mechanisms to complex functions like behavior. The core of the program involves designing and conducting an original research project under the guidance of expert, well-funded faculty mentors from across the university. Students begin with a unified core curriculum through the Integrated Program in Biomedical Sciences (iPBS) before specializing in neuroscience, gaining essential skills in scientific reasoning, proposal writing, and presentation.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct an original, in-depth research project on a cutting-edge neuroscience question
- Learn from renowned faculty mentors across multiple departments and campuses
- Develop professional skills in scientific writing, reasoning, and oral presentation
- Begin with a flexible first semester in the Integrated Program in Biomedical Sciences (iPBS)
- Commitment to providing individualized support and reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities
Course Overview
The PhD in Neuroscience at WSU is an intensive research program dedicated to training the next generation of scientists to investigate the nervous system, from molecular mechanisms to complex functions like behavior. The core of the program involves designing and conducting an original research project under the guidance of expert, well-funded faculty mentors from across the university. Students begin with a unified core curriculum through the Integrated Program in Biomedical Sciences (iPBS) before specializing in neuroscience, gaining essential skills in scientific reasoning, proposal writing, and presentation.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct an original, in-depth research project on a cutting-edge neuroscience question
- Learn from renowned faculty mentors across multiple departments and campuses
- Develop professional skills in scientific writing, reasoning, and oral presentation
- Begin with a flexible first semester in the Integrated Program in Biomedical Sciences (iPBS)
- Commitment to providing individualized support and reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities
