Integrative Neuroscience at Dartmouth (IND) is a PhD program.
Admission is granted by the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth upon recommendation of the IND Admissions Committee.
Program Application Requirements
- Navigate here to get to IND’s specific link for application requirements
- General Admission information are found here
- Free waiver information are found here
- Admissions FAQs are found here
Applications are accepted from the beginning of September through December 1st, and applications received by November 20th will have priority consideration. Successful applicants begin their studies in the fall of the following year.
Please note that it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all materials, including recommendation letters, are submitted by the deadline.
Interviews
Selected applicants will be invited to interview virtually on our own Gathertown virtual Dartmouth Campus on January 9 and 10, 2025. After interviews, we will invite accepted applicants to campus on March 6 and 7, 2025.
Interviews last two days and include meetings with students and faculty and the chance to learn more about current research at Dartmouth. This interview weekend is a critical part of the application process.
IND will notify candidates of its post-interview decision either by email or by postal mail by January 31st.
The following on-site visit is designed to provide you with essential information and contacts that will provide you with a successful transition to graduate school at Dartmouth and to life in the beautiful Upper Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont. IND can accommodate reasonable requests for alternate visit dates. IND covers domestic airfare, ground transportation, parking, accommodations at Dartmouth, and meals on Friday and Saturday. Regrettably, IND does not have the resources to pay for international travel to Dartmouth. If an international student is already visiting the U.S. we may be able to help with the additional cost incurred by traveling to Hanover.
Our Mission
Aligned with the mission of the Frank J. Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth, IND is dedicated to fostering an exceptional postgraduate academic program, driving intellectual discovery, and preparing a diverse community of scholars for global leadership.