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A collaborative graduate program merges computational methods with neural systems research, offered through partnerships between the Divisions of Biology and Biological Engineering, Engineering and Applied Science, and Humanities and Social Sciences. This interdisciplinary program aims to provide comprehensive understanding across molecular, cellular, and systems biology, cognitive neuroscience, computational biology and neuroscience, information theory, collective systems, as well as computer science and electrical engineering - all while ensuring specialized expertise in each student's chosen thesis research area.
Applicants must have completed a bachelor's degree or the equivalent before beginning graduate study.
Applicants whose native language is not English and those who have had no formal instruction in English will be required to take a test to evaluate English proficiency. Please refer to "Required Tests" for a list of the GRE reporting requirements and the English proficiency exams currently accepted. The admissions committee may also consider research papers, publications and other original work.