MS in Integrative Neuroscience
MS in Integrative Neuroscience
Fall 2025 Admissions
Priority Application: May 15
Final Deadline: July 1
The Master of Science in Integrative Neuroscience is a rigorous program offered by the Department of Neuroscience. The curriculum includes an extensive integrated overview of neuroscience, statistics, experimental design, and technical approaches.
The standard master’s curriculum can be complemented by a laboratory research track or the Concentration in Biomedical Science Policy & Advocacy.
Concentration in Biomedical Science Policy & Advocacy
The Concentration in Biomedical Science Policy & Advocacy serves as a valuable introduction to the world of science policy in Washington, D.C., and beyond. This mode of the master’s program provides students with essential training in the fundamentals of science policy and allows them to gain hands-on experience applying science policy in their specific field of study.
Career Advancement
Our students benefit from the services of the Biomedical Graduate Education career office, including one-on-one advising, skills workshops, leadership programs and more to help them take the next step in their professions.
All inquiries regarding admissions, eligibility, and application requirements for the MS in Integrative Neuroscience program should be sent to Katie VanHouten at kv290@georgetown.edu. (Applicants: Please check our FAQs first!)
You may also fill out our Request for Information form.
Leadership
Kathy Maguire-Zeiss, PhD
Director of Graduate Studies
Research Building, Room EP-04B
Phone: 202.687.2791
E-mail: km445@georgetown.edu
Bevan Main, PhD
Co-director of Graduate Studies
Research Building, Room WP-10
E-mail: bsm53@georgetown.edu
Katie VanHouten
Program Coordinator
Research Building, Room EP-04
Phone: 202.687.0175
E-mail: kv290@georgetown.edu