
A New Approach to Neuroscience Starts Here.
Brain health is one of the defining challenges of our time. Through collaborative research and innovative curriculum development, Wake Forest’s Neuroscience & Society initiative connects cutting-edge science with ethical reflection, lived experience, and real-world impact—advancing discovery that serves patients, communities, and society.
Wake Forest Expands Leadership in Neuroarts Through Global Collaboration, Community Partnership, New Research Investments, and Prestigious Recognition

NEUROSCIENCE AT WAKE FOREST
Brain Health, Reimagined
Brain health is one of the defining challenges of our time. Through collaborative research and innovative curriculum development, Wake Forest’s Neuroscience & Society initiative connects cutting-edge science with ethical reflection, lived experience, and real-world impact—advancing discovery that serves patients, communities, and society.
OUR FOCUS AREAS
Where Neuroscience Meets Real-World Questions
Neuroscience & Society at Wake Forest brings brain science into conversation with the human experience. Our work is emerging across three connected focus areas—each designed to foster collaboration, deepen understanding, and support research and partnerships that can make a meaningful difference.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Rigorous and Rewarding
Our academic opportunities in neuroscience offer an immersive, collaborative environment where students can explore the complexities of the mind and brain at every stage of their academic career—from foundational undergraduate experiences to advanced graduate studies.
Undergraduate Studies
Our undergraduate programs provide a strong foundation in neuroscience, combining rigorous coursework with hands-on learning to inspire the next generation of neuroscience leaders.


Graduate Studies
Our graduate programs offer advanced, research-focused training in neuroscience, preparing students for impactful careers in academia, industry, and beyond.
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