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Neuroscience at WVU
For WVU neurobiologist Eric Horstick and his students, the zebrafish offers an incomparable, unobstructed view of the mysteries of human brains and behaviors.
Don’t Just Learn About Discoveries. Create Them.
Your research could change how we understand the brain.
In the WVU Neuroscience program, you can conduct undergraduate research with faculty mentors and access research facilities in the Departments of Biology, Psychology, and the nationally recognized WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute.
WVU System
If our larger, more traditional college experience isn’t right for you, check out our other WVU System campuses.
WVU Beckley
WVU Institute of Technology offers 30+ challenging academic programs, including a variety of leading-edge engineering majors, to its more than 1,600 students. Located in southern West Virginia, WVU Tech is close to world-class adventure and recreation.
WVU Keyser
Located in the eastern panhandle, 90 minutes from Morgantown, WVU Potomac State College is known for its small class sizes, student-centered focus, and entrepreneurial spirit. For over 1,100 students, we are a home away from home.
WVU Online
No matter where you are, you can earn a WVU degree or certificate, or simply take a class or 2. Choose from 600+ online courses and programs that are entirely online or a combination of online and on-campus.
WVU By the Numbers
Our students accomplish great things.
25 Rhodes Scholars
28 Truman Scholars
57 Goldwater Scholars
31 Boren Fellows
87 Fulbright Scholars
142 Gilman Scholars
Alumni Spotlight
Finding the Right Path
Corinne Hazel
BS, Environmental Microbiology, 2026
Corinne joined the Research Apprenticeship Program in her first semester at WVU. She discovered a love for research that shaped the rest of her college experience and led her to the University of Cambridge for graduate school.
“I think I got really lucky getting placed in [Daniel Panaccione’s] lab. I loved the work right off the bat, and I immediately wanted to dive into that world even more. I had no idea what a career in research would even look like. I was just really interested in the work that I was doing.”