Neuroscience, BS

At Morehead State University, tuition comes to 14,386 USD per year.

This is an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science program in Neuroscience. Students can concentrate their studies in behavioral/social science, biology/chemistry, or math/physics. The curriculum includes courses on brain and behavior, brain development, the aging brain, drugs and behavior, and experimental design and analysis.

Focus areas include Behavioral/social science, Biology/chemistry, Math/physics.

Graduates may enter roles such as Behavioral Health Technician, Clinical Research Coordinator, or Laboratory Technician, or pursue graduate or professional studies.

Prospective students must first be admitted to Morehead State University. Specific program admission requirements are not detailed on this page.

Face-to-face delivery in Morehead, typically requiring 4 years of full-time study. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 82% of applicants.

Morehead State University has grown into a public regional university based in Morehead, Kentucky, with additional locations in Ashland, Mt. Sterling and Prestonsburg. Students can also choose online and hybrid study. Academic options include 65 undergraduate majors, undergraduate minors, certificates, master's programs, doctoral programs and licensure pathways. Areas of interest span agriculture, arts and humanities, business, education, health sciences, science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and social sciences.

Program strengths include space science, medical careers, engineering and education. The university has also received the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education as a Research College and University for 2025. Level UP adds career-oriented courses, faculty mentoring and hands-on experience for students developing career skills. Research, scholarly work and practical preparation are part of the academic experience.

International students can expect a campus community with social events, academic workshops, student clubs and organizations, advising support and campus resources. Welcome Week+ introduces new students to people and services, while Eagle Fest offers opportunities to explore more than 100 clubs and organizations and connect with local businesses and community groups. Students should also consider available scholarships and grants, as well as the university's residential campus experience in Morehead.