Program Description
The field of neuroscience has research strengths in neural function and dysfunction. It covers basic and clinical research, ranging from the analysis of molecules to the whole organism. PhD students learn the instruction, research and teaching methodology they need to become competent in neuroscience research and education. The students study the structural, developmental, biochemical, physiological, pharmacological and genetic aspects of the nervous system. The graduates help in programming theoretical and practical aspects of the field, and advancing the frontiers of knowledge through doing research and looking for the new mechanisms and relationships between the brain and behavior. We have an inter-disciplinary PhD program in neuroscience. An essential feature of our training mission is to train committed, knowledgeable and competent individuals with the required education and research experiencein neuroscience.
Admission Requirements
Passing an exam on the following topics: Neuroanatomy, Neurobiology, Neurophysiology, and Neuropharmacology
Taking part in an interview after achieving the pass mark
Having the admission criteria based on the regulations of universities
Being eligible for entering the program *Important note: These general conditions do not necessarily exclude specific conditions of each institute or university.