FAQs

Please submit the CSIN Lecture Report & Evaluation Form as a record of your attendance at the Distinguished Lectureship Series within one week of attending the talk. 

The complete list of neuroscience courses offered by the participating units which fulfill the Collaborative Specialization requirements can be found on the SGS Collaborative Specialization website. Please note that not all courses will be offered each year. Visit the Graduate Courses page for more details. 

If you have questions about a specific course, the home department has authority on the courses they offer and how to register. Please contact the appropriate department for questions for availability and enrolment information, and to confirm course times/locations.  

These events are distributed to the CPIN mailing list based on interest, and will not count towards meeting CPIN requirements. If you know of an event that might be of interest to CPIN members, please contact us at p.neuroscience@utoronto.ca for distribution of event details. 

In exceptional circumstances, prior permission from the CPIN Director is required for attending neuroscience seminars other than the CPIN Distinguished Lectureship Series in order to fulfill CPIN trainee requirements. 

Please submit the CSIN Student Completion Form as soon as you have defended your thesis. 

You will see the "CR" designation for the NEU1000/NEU2000 course only in the very last semester of your program, according to SGS guidelines. 

We encourage CPIN members to contact us at p.neuroscience@utoronto.ca if they have news to share! 

Please contact p.neuroscience@utoronto.ca if you have further questions.