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Engaged Learning in Biobehavioral Health

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Real-world experience that matters

From internships and volunteer placements to study abroad and peer tutoring, students majoring in Biobehavioral Health and Systems Neuroscience can explore their desired career paths and boost their educational experience through a variety of hands-on learning opportunities.

Explore your options

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Student Advising

To better understand how one of these opportunities can support your goals and fit into your schedule, review your degree requirements and schedule a meeting with an adviser to discuss your options.

More College of Health and Human Development Opportunities

The College of Health and Human Development offers students opportunities for involvement and leadership in hands-on and practical applications of classroom knowledge in real-world settings.