Neuroscience

DIBS works closely with the Department of Psychology & Neurosciences in the Trinity College School of Arts & Sciences, which administers the undergraduate Neuroscience program of study.

For more information about:

For more information about majors and minors in Neuroscience, please click HERE.

Connecting Students, Research Activities

“The opportunity to work in a brain injury lab and apply neuroscience in a real-world setting has been incredibly rewarding and will prepare me well for future careers.”

-- Sarah Rapaport (T ’18, Neuroscience)

The DIBS Summer Neuroscience Program gives Duke undergraduates a “jump start” to their senior research theses. Dr. Thomas Newpher, Assistant Professor of the Practice of Psychology & Neuroscience, directs the program for DIBS. He also advises for Duke's Undergraduate Studies in Neuroscience program.

SNP Class of 2018

Bass Connections Brain & Society Theme

Duke’s Bass Connections program bridges the classroom and the real world, giving students a chance to roll up their sleeves and tackle complex societal problems alongside faculty from across Duke. DIBS administers Duke’s Bass Connections Brain & Society Theme, one of six program themes. Undergraduates, along with graduate students and postdoctoral associates, participate each year in interdisciplinary project teams under all six themes. Please click HERE to learn more about one of the DIBS/Bass Connections teams.

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