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Integrated Program in Neuroscience

Announcement Regarding Tuition for Out-of-Province Students

Please note that despite the recent news regarding the planned tuition increases for some students coming from outside of Quebec, Integrated Program in Neuroscience (IPN) students are not affected by these increases, which do not apply to thesis-based graduate programs. Please consult our stipend funding page to see how we financially support our students, as well as the multiple awards won by our students.

 IPN has always been and continues to be welcoming to students from across Canada and around the world.


World leader in neuroscience education, research and leadership

Welcome to McGill University's Integrated Program in Neuroscience (IPN)Comprising more than 600 graduate students and 230 supervisors, IPN is the largest graduate neuroscience program in North America. 

IPN is an interdisciplinary and interdepartmental graduate program. Our students and supervisors execute cutting-edge research in diverse fields of neuroscience, ranging from cellular and molecular, to behavioural and cognitive. By allowing our students to conduct research in multiple branches of neuroscience and to enrol in elective courses across disciplines, we ensure that IPN trainees are well-rounded in both the classroom and the lab.

In alignment with its high academic and research standards, The IPN offers various funding opportunities and hosts lectures, seminars, and symposia every year. We also value the graduate student experience by working closely with our student association, Graduate Students' Association for Neuroscience (GSAN), and our award-winning community outreach group, BrainReach. 

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