Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience - Computational Neuroscience

Computational neuroscience links the information processing features of the brain and nervous system with the information processing systems of computer hardware and software. WSU's computational neuroscience program is an interdisciplinary offering that allows students to study both neurobiology and computer science. The program emphasizes the organism and the machine as information processing entities. The program is designed to allow students to acquire a breadth of knowledge in computational subjects (math, bioengineering, computer science, and electrical engineering), or to focus on either software design (computer science) or hardware aspects of computation (computer engineering). Strengths of the program : Discover new knowledge about the natural world and technology, and design and build new devices, processes, and algorithms—all in a program that provides a balanced curriculum of science, Work in a laboratory where you can apply knowledge learned in the classroom into hands-on experience.

To be considered for admission to Washington State University as a first-year student, a student needs to complete at least 12 years of school, culminating in an appropriate secondary certificate or external examination. (We may consider the first year or two of university in some countries to be secondary level.)Schooling should include preparation in humanities, mathematics, basic sciences, and social sciences.WSU requires a minimum grade point average of 2.70 (on a 4.00 scale) for admission as an international first-year student