Course Description

Registration Procedures for Nonstudents

Registration Procedures for Part-Time Graduate Students

Registration Procedures for Full-Time Graduate Students

Registration Procedures for University of Minnesota Faculty

Schedule of Lectures and Laboratories

Map of Classroom Location

About the Course

The Advanced Survey of Biomedical Neuroscience course offered by the Department of Neuroscience of the Medical School, University of Minnesota, consists of 40 hours of lecture, laboratory, and discussion of clinically relevant neuroscience and supporting fundamentals.

The Advanced Survey of Biomedical Neuroscience course is offered for 2 credits at the graduate level. Breakfast and lunch, as well as all course materials and laboratory supplies, will be provided as part of the course. Registration for the course is currently limited to only 40 students. The course requires a lab fee in addition to tuition.You may reserve your position in the course by submitting the registration form. To read a description of registration procedures for nonstudents, part- and full-time graduate students follow the links on the left navigation panel.

It is also possible to register for no academic credit. The fee is $1,500.

Physiology Graduate Students

NSc 5540 credits may be applied towards the Physiology masters degree as a non-physiology elective. With permission of the Director of Graduate Studies in Physiology, NSc 5540 may be also be used as Physiology-equivalent credit. Contact Dr. Stephen Katz at
katzx001@umn.edu for such permission.

Did you know?

The brain of the great physicist Albert Einstein weighed 1,230 grams. This is far below the average brain weight of 1,400 grams.

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