Division of Biology and Medicine
Department of Neuroscience
Graduate Study
Graduate study in neuroscience is designed to educate and train scientists who will become leaders in the field and contribute to society through research, teaching, and professional service.
Graduate Study
Graduate study in neuroscience is designed to educate and train scientists who will become leaders in the field and contribute to society through research, teaching, and professional service.
The core of the graduate training involves close interaction with faculty to develop expertise in biological, behavioral, and theoretical aspects of neuroscience. Graduate research and training are carried out in the laboratories of the program’s faculty. These faculty trainers lead outstanding, well-funded research programs that use cutting edge technology to explore the nervous system.
PhD Programs in Neuroscience
The Graduate Program in Neuroscience provides an intensive, multidisciplinary education in neuroscience.
The Brown-NIH Graduate Program Partnership allows participants to take advantage of the best of two worlds - the prestigious academic environment of Brown University and the breadth and depth of research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Learn more about graduate study in neuroscience at Brown University.
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Professor of Neuroscience Christopher Moore leads a research rotation at Neuropracticum, an immersive workshop held at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. The 8-day course gives first-year graduate students in neuroscience hands-on lab experience--and the opportunity to build community with faculty and fellow students.