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Applications to Honours Neuroscience are accepted:

• Directly from High School into Honours Neuroscience (See Section 3.2 Admission)
• As space permits, Honours Neuroscience will accept students who have completed Biology 231 and 233 or 241 and 243, Chemistry 201 or 211, Chemistry 203 or 213, Mathematics 211 or 213. One of Mathematics 249 or 251 or 281 or Applied Mathematics 217, and Psychology 200 or 205 with a grade of "C-" or better in each course and meet the Honours qualifications set out in Subsection 3.2 – Honours programs.
• Additionally, as space permits, application to Honours Neuroscience will be accepted from students who meet the Honours qualifications as set out in 3.2 Admission – Honours Programs, and have followed a program consistent with the one set out in the Suggested Program Sequence below.
• In the event that the number of transfer applicants exceeds the number that can be accommodated by available resources, students will be admitted to the Program in descending rank order of academic performance until the enrolment limit is reached.
  

Note: Students admitted directly from High School into the Neuroscience Honours program are encouraged to sign up also for the Graduation Guarantee, Subsection 3.4.A.

Note: Any student in an Honours program is subject to the provisions for continuation in an Honours program, Subsections 3.2 and 3.4D.

Note: GPA requirements for Honours programs

* Students who do not qualify for continuation probably should considering transferring into one of the Biological Sciences, Natural Sciences or Psychology programs provided they meet the admission requirements for those programs. Students with a GPA of less than 2.000 are subject to the provisions of 3.7 Student Standing, A. Performance Review, Probationary Status and Dismissal.

Note: Students in Neuroscience may take no more than 6.0 FCE that would fulfill major field requirements in Biological Sciences programs or the Psychology program respectively. Students who wish to transfer out of Neuroscience into either Biological Sciences or Psychology must apply to transfer by the application deadline and will be able to take more such courses once admitted to their new program.

Biology 231, 233, 241, 243, 311 and 331

Psychology 200 or 205, 312 and 375

All courses labelled Neuroscience

See also Section 3 (Faculty Regulations), Subsection 3.4B (Program Requirements - Major and Honours Programs) and Subsection 3.5B (Course Selection and Registration - Introductory Courses for Science Degree Programs).

0.5 FCE – Anthropology 201 or 311

0.5 FCE – Biochemistry 341 or 393

2.0 FCE – Biology 241, 243, 311 and 331

1.5 FCE – Chemistry 351 and one of 201 or 211 and one of 203 or 213

0.5 FCE – One of English 231 or 233 or 239

0.5 FCE – Mathematics 211 or 213

0.5 FCE – One of Mathematics 249 or 251 or 281 or Applied Mathematics 217

5.5 FCE – Neuroscience 201, 301, 401, 411, 421, 500, 511, 521, 531, 541

0.5 FCE – Physics 211 or 221

0.5 FCE – Philosophy 275 or 279

3.5 FCE – Psychology 200 or 205, 312, 375, 475, 478, 479

1.0 FCE – Zoology 461 and 463

1.0 FCE – Non-science options selected from the Faculty of Arts

2.0 FCE – Options

Hotchkiss Brain Institute

Throughout their time in the Neuroscience program, students are encouraged to attend seminars at the Hotchkiss Brain Institute. In their fourth year, students must register in Neuroscience 511.

International Component

This suggestion may be satisfied in various ways, e.g., by completing 1.0 FCE from the list of courses in item 4 of the section "Make Your Degree More International," under "About the University" in the Calendar, or by following one of the other suggestions listed there. If non-science course work is used to satisfy this recommendation, this course work could be part of the breadth requirement.

Optional courses

Students typically choose optional courses in consultation with a faculty mentor.

*Students should take Chemistry 201 in the Winter term if they are not taking it in the Fall term.

¹Chemistry 201 and 203 are offered both in Fall and Winter terms and students may do them in any order.

²Students who wish to complete a full year of Organic Chemistry may register in Chemistry 353 or 355.

³Since students complete Neuroscience 301 in Spring of their first year, this slot is left open.