Neuroscience

The technical science and math courses have been challenging but also very rewarding once mastered and able to be applied.

I want to have a career in neurosurgery so the major of neuroscience has allowed me to build a foundation in how the brain works.

I wish I had known how quantitative and qualitative this major was.

I find neuroscience to be the intersection between the future, and the bridge needed to escape biological stagnation; upon the unification of both technological progress, and biological breakthroughs, the world of atoms are capable of becoming uniformly conjoined to the world of bits in a manner which overcomes natures adverse limitations. Furthermore, I believe that neuroscience has shaped my view on the world in a positive manner, prior to my pursuit of this degree, I found myself to be slightly pessimistic, and dangerously critical; I've since realised that many of life's plaguing issues are rooted in the operators themselves, and not the operating system which humanity interacts with.