Neuroscience
We combine an in-depth study of psychology and neuroscience with courses in biology and biochemistry to make your degree stand out to employers and graduate schools alike. You’ll learn the broader skills employers seek, such as working independently, interpreting data, and explaining your findings—skills that will give you an edge throughout your career.
Need-based departmental scholarships are available to put a neuroscience degree in your reach.
Learn More About the Program
Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary field of study. At LVC, we offer a joint degree program that crosses between biology and psychology. Learning one-on-one from leading experts, you’ll acquire the conceptual knowledge, analytic reasoning skills, and real-world lab experience that will accelerate your career.
$84,000
median salary for graduates who pursue careers in health sciences
9
student research laboratories at the Neidig-Garber Science Center
56%
of neuroscience majors go on to graduate education
A neuroscience degree from LVC can take you anywhere in the health sciences, whether you’re preparing for medical school, conducting research, or entering the professional world.
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Occupational Therapist
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Clinical Psychologist
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Research Scientist
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Medical Doctor
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Neurosurgeon
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Biotech Consultant
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Neurologist
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Physician’s Assistant
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Speech-Language Pathologist
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Nurse Practitioner
In Their Words
I will work to design novel neurotransmitter photocages to further our knowledge of the impact that various neurotransmitters have on the function of our nervous system.
Robbie Moul
’22,
double major in chemistry and neuroscience, Fulbright Finalist
I was able to present my research at the College’s annual Inquiry Symposium, giving me practice presenting—and defending my work—to professionals and peers, which has carried over into law school.
Peyton Carper
’16,
Associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates
Having attended a graduate school at a much larger university where faculty mentorship for undergraduates was not a priority, I’ve found the mentoring we offer at LVC is unique and genuine.
Dr. Erica Unger
’98,
Director of Neuroscience at LVC
