Study modeThe Bachelor of Science (Neuroscience) is taught on campus.
Program ratingAustralian research in neuroscience has significant impact on a global scale. This course deals with a single subject: understanding the nervous system, and study areas include neural systems and complex behaviours and the biology of nerve cells.
Aimed atPeople interested in understanding and studying the complex functions of the nervious system.
EmployabilityWith a specialisation in neuroscience, employment can be gained in the areas of neuropsychology, drug evaluation, audiology, education, basic research, drug development, behavioural research and brain imaging.
Course descriptionSample course plan
Bachelor of Science major: Neuroscience
First year
Biology of Cells and Organisms
Chemistry Psychology
An Ecological History of Humanity
Fundamentals of Cell Biology
Chemistry
Psychology
Managing People and Organisations
Second year
Fundamentals of Cell Biology
Genetics
Biochemistry
Organisational Behaviour
Biological Psychology
Genetics
Psychology
Indigenous Experiences of Colonisation
Third year Principles of Neuroscience
Neurons, Synapses and Circuits
Psychology
Learning Cultures
Sensation, Movement and Complex Functions Developmental Neurobiology
Psychology
Organisations, Ethics and Society