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The following requirements are in addition to, or further elaborate upon, those requirements outlined in the Student Services section of this Web site.
Coursework Requirements
The requirements for the Master of Science Degree can be fulfilled by either of two routes: one year of full-time study or part-time study on an ongoing basis. To fulfill the curricular requirements, each student must take a minimum of nine credits. These nine credits are satisfied by taking the fall and winter quarter core curriculum (1 course per quarter, each worth 2 credits) and one elective course during spring quarter (1 credit). The remaining four credits are fulfilled through three quarters of independent study. The third quarter of independent study is worth 2 credits. The student must present and defend a thesis.
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Credits
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Fall Quarter
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| NUIN 401-1 Fundamentals of Neuroscience |
2
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NEUROBIO 499-0 Independent Study
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1
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Winter Quarter
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NEUROBIO 402-0 Advanced Neurobiology & Physiology
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2
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NEUROBIO 499-0 Independent Study
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1 |
Spring Quarter
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Neuroscience or Physiology elective
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1 |
NEUROBIO 499-0 Independent Study
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2
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| Total required credits: |
9
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(All courses must be taken for a letter grade. A G.P.A. of 3.0 must be maintainted. No grade below C counts toward the degree.)
Other MS Degree Requirements
- Research/Projects: see Master's Thesis
- Master's Thesis: in most cases, comprised of experimental work carried out in laboratory of faculty member
- Other: none
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