# Typical Curriculum

#### Year 1 – Fall 

Principles of Neural Science, Behavior and Brain Pathophysiology (Unit 1, Systems Neurosci; BSR 1706)  Biostatistics (BIO6400 or MPH0300) 

Responsible Conduct in Research (BSR1003) 

Neuroscience Journal Club (Selected Topics in Neuroscience - BSR4701)  

Translational Neuroscience Seminar (BSR5701) 

Lab Rotation (BSR1006) 

#### Year 1 – Spring 1 

Principles of Neural Science, Behavior and Brain Pathophysiology (Unit 2, Cellular/Molecular Neurosci; BSR 1705) 

Neuroscience Journal Club (Selected Topics in Neuroscience - BSR4701)  

Translational Neuroscience Seminar (BSR 5701) 

Rigor and Reproducibility (BSR1022) 

Lab Rotation (BSR1007) 

#### Year 1 – Spring 2 

Principles of Neural Science, Behavior and Brain Pathophysiology (Unit 3, Behav/Cognitive Neurosci; BSR 1707) 

Principles of Neural Science, Behavior and Brain Pathophysiology (Unit 4, Mol Pathogenesis; BSR 1708)  

Topics in Clinical Neuroscience (includes direct patient contact; BSR 6705) 

Neuroscience Journal Club (Selected Topics in Neuroscience - BSR4701)  

Translational Neuroscience Seminar (BSR 5701) 

#### Other Course Requirements 

Minimum of two additional advanced electives (1-3 credits each) taken at any time during Years 1-4  

Neuroscience Journal Club (Works in Progress): Attendance required for Year 1 and Year 2 students; presentations required for Year 2, Year 3, and Year 4 students. All students should register for JC Years 1-4. 

Translational Neuroscience Seminar: All students should register each semester and attend as many seminars as possible. 

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