Asking substantive questions is taken as a good sign by the program; it means that you are engaged and want to reach an informed decision. In the long run, both clinical and basic neuroscience research have an impact on humanity. But if you’re the kind
Is work experience necessary for admission to a neuroscience PhD program? Read More »
Molecular and cellular neuroscientists at Berkeley study neuronal cell biology, cellular physiology, and molecular and genetic basis of neuron, synapse, and glial function. Specific topics include sensory transduction, cellular-level neuronal developme
Getting into a Neuroscience PhD Program Read More »
Your letters of recommendations should be from former professors or supervisors who can speak to your abilities and potential as a researcher. A good rule of thumb is to avoid asking for recommendations from anyone who does not themselves have a PhD. W
Exploring the Length of a PhD Program Read More »
This could be an SDSC member from the Physics department or from another field relevant to the proposed thesis research. Prospective students may apply to the PhD program direct from their undergraduate studies. The Joint Program with the Woods Ho
The Duration of a PhD Program at MIT Read More »
So you\’ve taken the leap and submitted your application to a Neuroscience PhD program. Congratulations on this exciting step towards furthering your education and career in the field of neuroscience! But what happens next? For many applicants, the wait
What Happens Next After Applying to a Neuroscience PhD Program? Read More »
We advise the applicant to check with each program to determine if this is an issue for their admissions committee. Our program has accepted students with one letter from a postdoctoral mentor, but we found that these students were not eligible to be n
Exploring the Neuroscience PhD Program at the University of Cincinnati Read More »
