Bachelor of Biomedical and Health Sciences majoring in Neuroscience
ProviderAdelaide UniversityCourse overview
The human brain is extraordinary. Thoughts, language, movement, emotion, behaviour, memory, sleep – these incredible functions are all controlled by over 100 billion nerve cells, working together to create a unique person. Become a future leader in health with Adelaide University’s Bachelor of Biomedical and Health Sciences. Study anatomy with real human specimens and learn from internationally acclaimed academics. Turn theory into practise with hands-on experiences and high-tech simulations. Majoring in Neuroscience, you’ll learn how the nervous system controls the body and behaviour. Explore brain development from embryonic stages through to ageing. Investigate how the brain adapts to life experiences and how cognitive training and rehabilitation can improve neuroplasticity. Discover innovative ways to prevent or cure neurological disorders. You’ll gain practical skills in lab-based sessions and through a work placement in a relevant industry or research setting. Graduate with in-demand, versatile skills, ready for an exciting career in the health and biomedical sector or further postgraduate studies.
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