Undergraduate Neuroscience
Discover Your Path In Neuroscience
Explore the science of the brain, behavior, and nervous system through hands-on learning, research, and meaningful academic experiences. Our Neuroscience program offers a Bachelor of Science degree and minor that provide students with the knowledge and skills to pursue a wide range of careers and graduate programs.
Our Undergraduate Programs
Whether you’re pursuing neuroscience as your major or adding it to another field of study, Tarleton State offers a comprehensive education in the principles and practices that underpin the functioning of the nervous system. We provide a hands-on learning experience in which you will gain practical experience with modern techniques used in neuroscience research. Our faculty are dedicated to mentoring and guiding you through your academic journey.
B.S. in Neuroscience
Build a strong foundation in neuroscience through our interdisciplinary approach that integrates biology, psychology, chemistry, physics, and computational science to provide a holistic understanding of the nervous system.
Minor in Neuroscience
Add an interdisciplinary foundation in neuroscience to investigate the brain, behavior, and nervous system. The neuroscience minor complements majors such as biology, computer science, engineering, and other related fields.
Choose Your B.S. Concentration
Beginning Fall 2027, students pursuing the B.S. in Neuroscience can choose from four concentrations designed to align coursework with different academic and career goals, all within a standard four-year, 120-credit plan.
General Neuroscience
Broad preparation for neuroscience research, biomedical careers, and graduate study.
Pre-Medical
Neuroscience and pre-medical preparation for students pursuing medical school.
Pre-Physical Therapy / Pre-Occupational Therapy
Neuroscience and prerequisite preparation for students pursuing DPT and OTD programs.
Cognitive Behavioral Neuroscience
Study the connections between the brain, cognition, and behavior.
We recommend that you see an advisor and develop a degree plan before registering for courses.