Behavioral Neuroscience Minor

Note: These requirements apply to students in the class of 2029 and later. Requirements for the major and minor in Behavioral Neuroscience for students in the class of 2028 and earlier can be found in the Catalog Archive.

Students may complete a minor in behavioral neuroscience by completing the following 5 courses: (Note that students majoring in psychology can earn a concentration rather than a minor in behavioral neuroscience by completing these 5 courses):

PSYC 1710General Neuroscience3
or PSYC 1740 Drugs, Brain, and Behavior
PSYC 2610Behavioral Neuroscience3
Select three additional courses from the list below:9
Fundamentals of Neurobiology
General Neuroscience
Drugs, Brain, and Behavior
Human Neuropsychology
Cognitive Psychology
Learning and Applied Behavior Analysis
Sensation and Perception
Research Methods in Behavioral Neuroscience
Special Topics (Shell) (with an emphasis in behavioral neuroscience)
Cognitive Neuroscience
Hormones and Behavior
Pharmacology and Mental Disorders
Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience
Supervised Research: Behavioral Neuroscience 1
Senior Seminar: Current Issues in Behavioral Neuroscience
Senior Seminar: Integrative Neuroscience
Senior Seminar in Neuroscience of Human Memory
Special Topics: Senior Seminar (with an emphasis in behavioral neuroscience)
Research Thesis in Behavioral Neuroscience 1
Total Credits15
1

May be taken twice; Behavioral neuroscience minors can take Supervised Research and the Research Thesis course up to two times each. They can be taken with the same research mentor or with different mentors.  If the Research Thesis course is taken a second time, it should be for a separate project than the first. PSYC 2950 and PSYC 2955 (1 credit) do not count as psychology electives towards minor requirements.

2

Only for certain sections; consult with professor.