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the broader Belmont undergraduate community. These may include General Psychology, Research Methods, Introduction to Neuroscience, Neurobiology, and specialized elective and/or laboratory courses
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or PhD degree, and ideally a background in psychology, neuroscience, or biology. The course uses the Introduction to Brain and Behavior by Kolb and Wishaw as the required textbook and covers the basics
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advancement from foundational to expert-level capabilities Minimum Qualifications • Master’s or PhD in life sciences, data science, business, or a related field • Exceptional attention to detail and a
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instructional initiatives. Candidates with the ability to teach probability and statistics are especially encouraged to apply. Qualifications Candidates are required to have a PhD in Mathematics or a closely
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with the underlying tools — e.g., Python or SQL for pulling and combining data, and LLM/NLP methods for extracting structure from unstructured text such as papers, filings and transcripts Ethical
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journey. Advanced Professional Degree (APD) candidates are those working toward the following degrees: PhD (including postdocs), MD (including medical interns, residents, and fellows), JD, PharmD, etc. Non
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clinical trials, drug development stages, and key regulatory agencies Preferred (but not required) Experience • Advanced degree in life sciences (PhD/MD/PharmD), biomedical engineering, or related field