Students Pursuing a Degree in Neuroscience are supported by the Office of Undergraduate Studies in Neuroscience located in the lower area of the LSRC building, rooms M052 and B021. Hallie Davis-Penders and Tyler Lee manage the undergraduate program in neuroscience and can be reached at DukeNeuroMajor@duke.edu.
Resources for Majors and Minors
AdvisingLike many undergraduate programs at Duke, our neuroscience programs offer transactional advising and faculty mentoring. |
Undergraduate ResearchWe offer opportunities for you to engage in research through research projects, practicum, independent study, summer fellowship, and Graduation with Distinction. |
Graduation with DistinctionThe Graduation with Distinction Program (GwD) is intended for students who demonstrate academic excellence through the successful completion of a significant research project during their undergraduate career. |
Global EducationThey are various study abroad opportunities for students in our programs.
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Research Independent StudyStudents are strongly encouraged to pursue research independent research projects in some area of neuroscience under the supervision or sponsorship of faculty. |
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