The University of Connecticut offers advanced training in neuroscience at the main campus in Storrs and the Health Center in Farmington. Neuroscience is a key component of UConn's Core Research Initiative, and over 70 faculty are actively engaged in research spanning molecular, cellular, circuits, systems, behavioral, cognitive, and computational neuroscience. Follow the links below for details about our different graduate programs and their affiliated faculty.

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