Integrative Neuroscience

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent, completed or about to be completed) in a relevant field (physics, biology, medicine, mathematics, experimental psychology, and others). Students with other degrees and with a sufficient number of courses in biology, physics, inorganic and organic chemistry, and calculus may be considered on an individual basis.

In addition to a strong academic background, we expect future students to document (by past qualifications, activities, or achievements described in the “Statement of Purpose” and “Curriculum vitae”):

1. Particular affinity to neuroscientific research.
2. Particular intellectual abilities.
3. Other important personal characteristics (relevant to a research career).