Behavioural Neuroscience Major
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Behavioural Neuroscience Major is a Undergraduate degree at Simon Fraser University, BC. It covers areas like physiology, physical chemistry, exercise physiology, clinical exercise physiology, organic chemistry, human anatomy. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Simon Fraser University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Behavioural Neuroscience Major
Example subjects: General Biology, Biology in Everyday Life, Principles of Physiology, Neurobiology, The Anatomy and Physiology of Human Survival, Human Nutrition: Current Issues, Introduction to Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology, Exercise: Health and Performance, Biomechanics, Introduction to Human Physiology, Sensorimotor Control and Learning, Introduction to Physiological Systems.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Behavioural Neuroscience Major?
Behavioural Neuroscience Major covers areas like physiology, physical-chemistry, exercise-physiology, clinical-exercise-physiology, human-anatomy, organic-chemistry, psychology, inorganic-chemistry.
Who offers Behavioural Neuroscience Major?
Behavioural Neuroscience Major is offered by Simon Fraser University, BC.
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