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Neuroscience, B.S.

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Have questions? Our faculty are here to share their expertise and help you learn more about this program.

Ask Alisha Epps

aepps@whitworth.edu

Associate Professor of Psychology Alisha Epps specializes in psychology, behavioral neuroscience and neuroscience imaging techniques.

Our neuroscience grads make a difference (and get jobs)

The field of neuroscience is experiencing rapid growth, with a projected 17 percent increase in job opportunities over the next decade.

Students can pursue careers in:

  • Academic and industrial research
  • Medicine and healthcare professions
  • Physical and occupational therapy
  • Cognitive and clinical neuroscience

Our recent biology department grads' job and graduate school placements include:

  • Debora Calderon, Ph.D. student in cognition and neuroscience, University of Texas at Dallas
  • Seth Foust, certified TMS technician, NeuroStim TMS Centers, Spokane

Opportunities outside the classroom

  • Develop and execute an independent research project and present it at a regional or national conference.
  • Intern at a community agency or organization where you will integrate key neuroscientific concepts with community practice.
  • Gain teaching experience in a K-12 classroom while instructing students about brain science.
  • Visit biotech companies in Spokane and Seattle, including a visit to the Allen Brain Institute.
  • Enjoy regular interactions with diverse cultures and organizations to help understand how studying the brain is viewed in different communities.

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