Cellular and Molecular
Neuroscience Ph.D. Program

Specialize in cellular and molecular neuroscience 

Students pursuing this specialization will use neuroscience approaches to understand neural function and pathology in animal and cellular models. Applicants who are well-suited to this track are those with interests in acquiring skills using techniques in animal models to understand mechanisms of behavior and brain function. 

  • Drug and alcohol addiction
  • Stress
  • Depression
  • Schizophrenia
  • Learning and memory
  • Obesity and eating disorders
  • Neurodegeneration
  • Circadian biology
  • Ion channel function
  • Spinal cord injury

Requirements and course work can be found on the Graduate School bulletin.


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Graduate Program Recruiter

Tim Carter

(414) 288-7139

timothy.carter@marquette.edu


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Application Deadline

Applications are due to the Graduate School by December 1 for the following fall term. 


 

Application Requirements

The recruitment committee reviews applications and selects a sub-group for phone interviews. After phone interviews are complete, the applications are selected for on-campus interviews. All applicants are notified of the committee’s decision. 

This doctoral program brings together faculty from Biological Sciences, Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Sciences, Physical Therapy-Exercise Science, Mathematics Statistics & Computer Science, Philosophy, and Psychology. Their collective expertise will be able to provide a structured neuroscience-based curriculum that will allow for educational and research opportunities in this rapidly expanding subject area and will lead students to emerging career opportunities. Learn more about faculty research areas by visiting their department webpages.

Biological Sciences

Deanna Arble

Edward Blumenthal

 

Anita Manogaran

Michelle Mynlieff

 

Biomedical Engineering

Scott Beardsley

Gerald Harris

Robert Scheidt

Biomedical Sciences

David Baker

Murray Blackmore

SuJean Choi

Jennifer Evans

Paul Gasser

M. Benham Ghasemzadeh

Marieke Gilmartin

Matt Hearing

Douglas Lobner

Robert Peoples

Robert Wheeler

Alex Savtchouk

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Dong Hye Ye

 

Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

Daniel Rowe

 

Philosophy

Corinne Bloch-Mullins

 

Physical Therapy - Exercise Science

Allison Hyngstrom

Sheila Schindler-Ivens

 Kristi Streeter

Psychology

Kristy Nielson

Jacklynn Fitzgerald

Nakia Gordon

Occupational Therapy

Sam Nemanich

 

Associate Members

Dr. Alexandre Martins - theology

Dr. Leigh Ann Mrotek- biomedical engineering

 

Research and teaching assistantships are available.

Private scholarships may also be available. U.S. citizens and permanent residents may be eligible to apply for need-based federal aid (loans) to help fund their educational expenses as well.