The Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience and the Law is designed to provide individuals working in law or social sciences fields with the scientific knowledge necessary to effectively, accurately, and ethically use neuroscientific evidence in a professional setting. The certificate will meet the needs of both working professionals and full-time students. The certificate is available online only.
Admission
To be considered for admission to the Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience and the Law, students must:
- have a bachelor’s degree.
- have a minimum cumulative undergraduate grade-point average of 2.25.
- write a reflective essay describing how the certificate will enhance their professional and personal development.
Requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience and the LawStudents must complete a minimum of 12 credits from the following courses:
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Both of the following courses (3 credits): |
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NEU |
840 |
Introduction to Brain and Behavioral Disorders |
2 |
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NEU |
892 |
Special Topics in Neuroscience and the Law |
1 |
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Complete 9 credits from the following courses: |
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NEU |
842 |
Neuroethics |
3 |
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843 |
Methods for Assessing the Nervous System |
3 |
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844 |
The Science and Ethics of Brain Interventions |
3 |
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NEU |
845 |
Neuroscience of Drug Use and Human Disorders |
3 |