In addition to its technology-focused curriculum and state-of-the-art laboratories, the Bachelor of Neurology degree offers several key benefits. For example, interdisciplinary training, exciting experience in various fields such as psychology, biology, biochemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science and engineering. Another advantage of this program is the availability of flexible options for obtaining a degree and an individual approach in accordance with specific interests and career goals. Research opportunities with internationally renowned researchers in the field of neurology.

As a neurology specialist, you will develop basic competence and knowledge in the field of behavioral and cognitive, molecular, cellular and systemic neurology. You will gain a deep understanding of the structure and functions of the brain and nervous system, as well as get acquainted with methods, applied solutions and technologies that allow you to make new discoveries and support their translation into the diagnosis and treatment of brain diseases.

Requirements for a Bachelor's degree in Neurology

The Bachelor's degree program in neuroscience includes the following: general basic classes; technical courses that provide a solid foundation in mathematics; technical electives for deeper study of areas; courses that include undergraduate studies, and free electives. During the first year of study, gain hands-on experience with traditional and advanced methods to understand neural functions in cells, animals and humans. Additional coursework provides a critical methodological study of a variety of methods.

Students will gain skills in data analysis and critical thinking. The study of neurobiological concepts using a data-based approach that provides the skills of forming hypotheses and drawing conclusions based on quantitative data and proposed neural models.

Research and internship opportunities

Students of the Undergraduate program in Neurology are strongly encouraged to participate in research with one of the professors on campus conducting research related to neurology. The broad analytical, scientific and personal skills you will acquire through this program will prepare you for a variety of career paths.

This program will especially appeal to those who are planning a career in biomedical research or a related field or in industry, management or the public sector Graduates were employed in both the scientific and non-scientific sectors. For example, education, marketing, accounting policy research, and so on. Some undergraduate students choose to continue their studies before embarking on a successful academic or industry research career.