The Systems and Behavioral Neuroscience group includes students and faculty from diverse fields whose fundamental goal is to understand the biological basis of behavior. This multidisciplinary group ...

Labs studying sensory systems, the neurobiological basis of behavior, cognition or learning & memory, from model organisms to human subjects. Nii Addy is the Albert E. Kent Associate Professor of ...

The UMass Amherst PhD program in neuroscience and behavior (NSB) offers doctoral training that reflects both the diversity and interdisciplinary focus of research in this exciting field. Flexibility ...

Labs studying the genetic and genomic basis for typical function and brain illness or using genetic techniques to understand molecular, cellular, systems or behavioral neuroscience, from model ...

Admissions standards. All graduate admissions are handled according to Graduate School guidelines and procedures. The Neuroscience and Behavior Program for doctoral students seeks applicants with a ...

Below, please find additional information regarding general graduate admission requirements. Note: Any program-specific requirements listed above take precedence over these general requirements listed ...

The Behavioral Neuroscience PhD program seeks to attract doctoral students who show exceptional promise in research and scholarship. The admission process is highly competitive. All successful ...

Graduate students work closely with faculty on all aspects of the research process from conception to fruition. With the personal training received through our program, students have been very ...

We are one of the largest undergraduate majors on campus, the home of three excellent graduate programs, and a center for cutting-edge research conducted by faculty and students working together. The ...

The Behavioral Neuroscience Diversity Task Force began with PhD, postdoctoral and undergraduate students and faculty members assessing how diversity, equity and inclusion is incorporated within the ...