Overview

Offered by the Department of Biology, the Minor in Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology is meant for students who wish to acquire basic knowledge of neuroscience at the molecular and cellular level. After completion of the foundational courses, students may choose upper-level courses in their particular area of interest.

Students whose programs have a significant neurobiology component may not declare a Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology minor. This includes:

  • Neuroscience: Cellular and Molecular

Campus Location: Main

Undergraduate Contact Information

Erik Cordes, Chair
Biology-Life Sciences Building, Room 447
215-204-4067

Angela Bricker, Vice Chair
Biology-Life Sciences Building, Room 333
215-204-8578

Eleni Anni, Faculty Advisor
Biology-Life Sciences Building, Room 352A/B
215-204-5764
eleni.anni@temple.edu

Minor Requirements

Students interested in acquiring basic knowledge in Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology but not wishing to major in the subject may pursue a minor by successful completion of the following courses.

Note that most required courses have prerequisites. For more information, please check the course descriptions or ask an advisor.

BIOL 1111Introduction to Organismal Biology4
or BIOL 1911 Honors Introduction to Organismal Biology
Select one of the following:4
Introduction to Biomolecules, Cells and Genomes
Honors Introduction to Biomolecules, Cells and Genomes
Introduction to Cellular and Molecular Biology
Honors Introduction to Cellular and Molecular Biology
BIOL 2852Fundamentals of Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience3
BIOL 3204Cell Structure and Function (F)4
BIOL 3352Systems Neuroscience3
At least 6 credits from the following list:6
Mammalian Physiology
Neural Basis of Animal Behavior
Organization and Development of the Nervous System
The New Neuroimmunology
Biological Models in Python
Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
Molecular Neuropharmacology
General Biochemistry I
Total Credit Hours24

Residency Requirements: At least 4 courses required for the minor must be completed at Temple.