College of Liberal Arts neuroscience degree majors get hands-on experience. Youll have the opportunity to participate in ongoing research in our faculty-run laboratories and get course credit for real-world internships that will help prepare you for a range of careers after graduation. Convinced? Make your declaration, learn about transfer options and apply to Temple.

Internships are excellent ways to capitalize on your experience in the field of neuroscience. Please contact neuro@temple.edu with any questions.

Recent internship placements include the following:

The study of neuroscience is excellent preparation for a range of professional careers in the health sciences. Our alumni go on to forge successful careers as researchers, scientists, physicians, neuropsychologists, psychologists and therapists.

Neuroscience is the study of the bodys nerve systems and how they affect human behavior. This multidisciplinary major can be designed to meet your specific area of interest. Course selections include cellular and molecular neuroscience, neurobiology, cell structure and function, cognitive neuroscience, chemistry, research opportunity and electives so you can target your interests. Students develop the background for a diverse range of graduate studies and professional programs in the life sciences.

Students graduating with a major (BS) in neuroscience from Temple University will be well prepared for a variety of graduate (MS/PhD) education programs in neuroscience and related fields. Neuroscience majors from Temple University will also be highly competitive for admission to medical school or any other health professions school, such as dental school or schools that prepare physical therapists or physician assistants. Given the broad impact of neuroscience, Temple University neuroscience majors will be increasingly sought out by leaders in law, business, social sciences, arts and humanities for collaboration where knowledge of the brain sciences addresses public policy, professional practice, and a broad understanding of human behavior. Some occupations require graduate level training.

The College of Liberal Arts has the largest selection of academic offerings at Temple University. Our students have the flexibility to explore all of their interests from the humanities and social sciences to business and the media arts.

For a complete list of our academic offerings visit liberalarts.temple.edu

The Office of Admissions offers tours daily. To register for a tour, please go to temple.edu/visit. If you would like to experience the College of Liberal Arts firsthand, you can take advantage of the various visit opportunities we have throughout the year, including the Liberal Arts Preview Day.

Almost half of incoming Temple students transfer from other colleges and universities. If youve taken 15 or more college-level credits after high school graduation, you can apply for admission as a transfer student. If youre thinking about transferring, consider attending a Transfer Tuesday general information session.

Learn More about Transferring to Temple

When you are ready to apply, submit your application online at admissions.temple.edu/apply.

February 1: Freshman Application Deadline for Fall SemesterMarch 1: FAFSA Financial Aid Application DeadlineNovember 1: Transfer Deadline for Spring SemesterJune 1: Transfer Deadline for Fall Semester

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