Neuroscience
Rize’s Neuroscience program is built in partnership with academic experts from the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative (NNCI) as well as industry experts from companies such as Johnson & Johnson. Thanks to these partnerships, this program contains cutting-edge NNCI content as well as the opportunity to get research experience through a Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE), which makes authentic research experiences accessible. Adding a program in Neuroscience offers a uniquely appealing opportunity to students - attractive to those seeking a pre-medical degree, but also increasingly to those who want careers in marketing, finance, tech, other areas of healthcare, and beyond.
Neuroscience
Courses
Rize programs leverage the courses you already have
Our Partnerships Team works closely with you to create a customized program that integrates your existing courses. A potential Project Management major could look like:
Example courses from your institution
- General Biology I & II
- General Chemistry I & II
- Introduction to Psychology
- Abnormal Psychology or Abnormal Behavior
- Research Methods or Social Research Methods
- Statistics
Courses
from Rize
- Neuroscience Foundations
- Biological Basis of Perception & Movement
- Cognitive Neuroscience
- Clinical Neuropathology
Student Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
- Explain a wide range of neurological phenomena including behavior, the senses, movement, emotions and a range of disorders.
- Combine understanding from psychology, biology and neuroscience to explain the phenomenon of cognition.
- Describe both historical and modern approaches to neuroscience and psychiatry.
Certifications
Skills
- Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
- Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience
- Neurological Basis of Perception and Movement
- Clinical Neuropathology and Psychiatric Disorders
- Original Research Design and Execution (CURE Model)
- Laboratory Techniques in Biology and Chemistry
- Scientific Data Collection and Analysis
- Use of Research Databases (e.g.; Allen Brain Atlas)
- Grant Writing and Scientific Communication
- Psychological Assessment and Theory
- Abnormal Psychology and Psychopathology