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Typical Curriculum in Anatomy and Neurobiology

Year	Fall Semester	Spring Semester
First	812 ANAT: Introduction to Neuroscience (5)* 815 ANAT: Research (4) 821 ANAT: Neuroscience Seminar (1)	815 ANAT: Research (a) 821 ANAT: Neuroscience Seminar (1) 826 ANAT: Neuroscience Student Symposium (1) 841 ANAT: Behavioral Neuroscience (3) 826 MSCI: Cell Biology (4) 801 IDPT: Integrity in Research (1)
It is recommended that students take at least two elective courses in their second or third years.
Second	821 ANAT: Neuroscience Seminar (1)  822 ANAT: Morphological Neuroscience (5) 915 ANAT: Research (a)  ANAT: Electives (a)	821 ANAT: Neuroscience Seminar (1)  826 ANAT: Neuroscience Student Symposium (1) 915 ANAT: Research (a)  ANAT: Electives (a)
Third	900 ANAT: Doctoral Dissertation and Research (9) ANAT: Electives (a)	826 ANAT: Neuroscience Student Symposium (1)  900 ANAT: Doctoral Dissertation and Research (9) ANAT: Electives (a)
Fourth	900 ANAT: Doctoral Dissertation and Research (a)	826 ANAT: Neuroscience Student Symposium (1)  900 ANAT: Doctoral Dissertation and Research (a)
Electives	823 ANAT: Cellular Neuroscience (3) 825 ANAT: Developmental and Molecular Neuroscience (3)
Graduation: June. UT Alum: Begin Postdoctoral Fellowship Training or Position.  *Semester credit hours for course. (a) Credit hours vary.

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