Behavioral Neuroscience Minor
Coordinator: Shannon Kundey
The Behavioral Neuroscience minor examines the biological foundations of behavior, focusing on how the brain and nervous system influence actions, emotions, and cognitive processes. Students will study the interplay between neural mechanisms and behaviors in various contexts, including learning, memory, and mental health, providing a foundation for careers in psychology, neuroscience research, or clinical settings.
Requirements for the Minor
Required Courses
Note:
PSY 101 and
CHEM 101 must also be completed as prerequisites in order to fulfill the requirements of the minor. These credits are outside the required 21 credits for the minor.