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Neuroscience explores the nervous system, encompassing the brain, spinal cord, and neural networks, along with how these components work together to shape behavior. This dynamic discipline has far-reaching implications, from healthcare to economics and policymaking. The M.S. program in Neuroscience: Systems, Behavior and Plasticity aims to offer specialized neuroscience education and career preparation through coursework and guided research for students with undergraduate degrees in Neuroscience or related fields who seek further academic growth before pursuing advanced studies or professional roles. Program participants will: Acquire foundational expertise in key neuroscience domains such as behavioral, cellular, molecular, and systems neuroscience. Hone professional skills in verbal and written communication, as well as in critically assessing research literature. Master hypothesis-driven research methodologies. Gain proficiency in diverse techniques for investigating the nervous system. Cultivate sharp analytical reasoning for evaluating both personal and peer research. Develop strong teaching and public communication abilities in neuroscience. Achieve self-reliance in research, instruction, lab work, and scientific discourse.