The Neuroscience Program at East Carolina University is a new developing interdisciplinary program that encompasses both a high quality educational program of didactic studies and cutting edge research problems using state of the art methodologies. Research opportunities exist in quantitative electrophysiology of cells and tissues, signal transduction, molecular biology, epilepsy, brain mapping, cognitive and behavioral and computational neuroscience to name a few. The program is designed to bring together, under one umbrella, the large number of our faculty that count themselves as neuroscientists. Neuroscience faculty is found in twelve departments within the College of Arts and Sciences, the Brody School of Medicine, the School of Allied Health, and the School of Health and Human Performance. A Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts degree is available through the multidisciplinary studies.
Undergraduate students can also minor in neuroscience.
Masters and Doctoral Degrees are available through several of the departments participating in the Neuroscience Program.