Bachelor’s Degree in Neuroscience Offered Online

With a Bachelor of Science in neuroscience, students gain a strong foundation for a variety of careers in health and research-related fields. M. Foster Olive, a professor in neuroscience and psychology, heads the Addiction Neuroscience Laboratory at Arizona State University and is known for his research in how drug abuse affects the brain. In this video, Olive explains what students can expect when studying neuroscience online at ASU and how neuroscience intersects with many other areas of study. “Students studying neuroscience online at ASU have access to the same faculty, the same academic resources and coursework along with other types of educational material as an in-person student,” Olive said. “This degree program is for anyone who has an interest in how the brain, how the mind works. Students can have interest in psychology or biology, but also can be somebody from engineering, the arts, communications and philosophy. A large number of disciplines intersect with neuroscience.”
Recognized as the nation’s most innovative university, ASU offers more than 300 programs online taught by the same prominent faculty as on campus.
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