Finding fulfilling employment after graduation is relevant to all students, regardless of their career interests. We encourage our students to explore career options relatively early in college so that they can seek out opportunities that will make them an excellent candidate for their desired position. Please consider the careers below and/or make an appointment with an advisor to discuss your options.
Bachelor's Level Careers:
As with most degree programs, the more practical experience that you get, the more likely it is that you will get a job in your field. Therefore, we recommend that students who do not intend to go to graduate or professional school seek out additional opportunities such as research, internships, part-time jobs, and volunteering that will strategically position them for a neuroscience-related career. Some examples of careers for people with a BS with a major in neuroscience include:
Orthotic and Prosthetic Technician*
Medical and Healthcare Manager
* May require additional training or certification
Doctorate-Level Careers:
Most of the careers that people associate with neuroscience require doctorate-level education. Some examples of careers for people with advanced degrees include:
Master's Level Careers:
Many careers in neuroscience can be obtained through a master's-level education. Some examples of careers for people with a master's degree include: