BA in Biophysics with a Specialization in Brain Sciences
The field of biophysics combines the use of physics principles to understand biological systems. Biophysicists are at the forefront of biological research and lead significant discoveries in the fields of biology and physics, significantly contributing to brain research.
The program in biophysics with a specialization in brain sciences provides in-depth training in the physics of biological mechanisms, focusing on the nervous system. The program will provide students with a thorough background in the theoretical aspects of physics and biology, specializing in brain systems, as well as extensive practical research experience in various laboratories dealing with biology, brain research, and physics.
The bachelor’s degree in biophysics with a specialization in brain sciences enables program graduates to integrate into the knowledge-intensive industries in the fields of biotechnology (bio-tech and agro-tech), high-tech, medical sciences, pharmaceutics (drug development), and bio-medical instrumentation (such as the development of devices for imaging and medical diagnosis).
Graduates can also be integrated in academia in the field of brain research, in areas of biophysics, bio-medical engineering, and quantitative biology.
The objective of the undergraduate biophysics program with a specialization in brain sciences is to attract male and female students who are interested in brain research and wish to learn about the physical basis of biological mechanisms. The program aims to train graduates with rich physical and biological knowledge on general topics and those related to the central nervous system, alongside practical experience through seminars and laboratories.
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Undergraduate degree in biophysics with a specialization in brain sciences