Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience (Optional Co-op)

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience program have a wide range of career opportunities in multiple fields. With a strong foundation in brain function and behavior, students can pursue roles in education, teaching, and sharing knowledge about neuroscience and related subjects. The program also prepares students for careers in biotechnology, where they work on research, development, and innovation in the medical and scientific industries. Opportunities exist in social services, supporting individuals with neurological or psychological conditions, and as vocational rehabilitation workers, helping clients return to work or adapt to new challenges. Graduates can work as human resources officers or crisis intervention workers, applying their understanding of behavior to effectively manage and support people. Specialized roles include becoming a neuroscientist, conducting research to uncover new insights about the brain, or a research assistant, supporting scientific studies and experiments. Careers in counseling, such as those in addiction counseling, are also possible. With a degree in neuroscience, students acquire versatile skills that open doors to a wide range of career opportunities in science, healthcare, education, and community support.

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