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Neuroscience Graduate Program

Vanderbilt University

Nashville, TN

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Application details

Degree types: PhD
Application deadline: December 1, midnight CT (CT)
Application opens: Not publicly available
GRE policy: no
GPA expectation: Not publicly available
Cohort size: 10–15 per year
Rotation system: rotation
Umbrella vs department: umbrella
One-program-only rule: no
Fee waiver available: unknown
Fee waiver deadline: Not publicly available

Funding

Funding model: stipend + tuition waiver
Annual stipend: $39,000 plus $2,000 relocation bonus (2025-2026, via Vanderbilt IGP)
International student funding: No stated international restrictions

Notes

Page text provides only high-level overview of two neuroscience Ph.D. programs (educational neuroscience through Peabody College and neuroscience through School of Medicine). No specific admissions details, deadlines, fees, stipends, or other requested fields are present in the truncated text. Actual program pages would likely contain this information.

Last verified 2026-05-06. Source: https://medschool.vanderbilt.edu/igp/prospective-students/online-application/. Applicants should confirm every detail directly with the program before relying on it.

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