Oregon Health Sciences University Neuroscience 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd. The Stanford interdepartmental Neurosciences Ph.D. Program is designed to accommodate all graduate students at Stanford who are interested in any of the broad areas of neural function and structure. The excellence of our faculty in both research and teaching enable us to train a select group of students to become leaders in this exciting field. Within our flexible system, students may rotate or even carry out their disseration research in any of the other Stanford Ph.D. Programs in the biomedical sciences. Students rotate through several laboratories prior to initiating their dissertation research.
All students receive financial support.
Research programs include cellular and molecular neurobiology, neurotransmitter immunocytochemistry, developmental neurobiology, forebrain organization and function, and sensory and motor systems. Students are encouraged to become proficient in multiple areas of study using interdisciplinary techniques. The Interdepartmental Ph. D Program for Neuroscience at UCLA was established in 1965 as one of the first interdisciplinary predoctoral neuroscience programs. As the educational arm of the Brain Research Institute, the Program draws on the research and teaching expertise of a neuroscience faculty of nearly 200 individuals, one of the world's largest and most diverse faculties in this discipline.