Brains & Behavior Graduate Opportunities at GSU

The Brains & Behavior Program (B&B) at Georgia State University is recruiting outstanding undergraduate and Masters students to become graduate fellows working on neuroscience and/or behavior. The B & B Program brings together more than 70 faculty members with expertise in biology, chemistry, computer science, device physics, mathematics, philosophy, and psychology to conduct collaborative research and to provide graduate training in neuroscience and behavior.  The B & B is one of the few graduate education programs in the country based on such a broad interdisciplinary approach, and provides a unique training environment for students.  Fellows will obtain their degrees in participating departments.

Students have the opportunity to take courses with other fellows and get a grounding neuroscience while getting specific training in their own field.

Students interested in earning a PhD should apply for admission to one of the following departmental graduate programs:

• Neurobiology and Behavior – Department of Biology
• Neuropsychology and Behavioral Neuroscience – Department of Psychology
• Chemistry
• Computer Information Systems
• Computer Science
• Physics and Astronomy
  
  A Master's degree and Brains & Behavior Fellowship may be pursued in the following programs:
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Philosophy

Downloads: Brains & Behavior brochure (PDF)

For more information and to request an application, please contact Ms. Tara Alexander, biotea@langate.gsu.edu , phone: 404-463-9456.

Brains & Behavior Participating Departments: