The David S. Olton Behavioral Biology Program is an interdepartmental, interdivisional area major for those wishing to study the natural and social sciences in relation to human and animal behavior. The program begins with fundamental concepts in math, science, and statistics. Students then explore behavior through the intersection of biology, psychology, and neuroscience through four core courses. Students take five approved upper-level electives from a broad range of disciplines and departments on campus and a senior seminar. Additionally, students are required to take one semester of supervised research or internship and a Connections course that provides direct experience and feedback on communicating science.
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