Student Resources
Welcome Letter
PhD in Neuroscience
A welcome letter to help you familiarize yourself with the program and what to expect as you start your graduate training
How to be a Mentee
PhD in Neuroscience
Successful graduate training benefits from committed mentors and motivated students
NRSA Program Description
PhD in Neuroscience
Mount Sinai’s Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences was established in 1968 and bestows a Ph.D in Neuroscience
Sinai Central - EDIRUser Manual 2018 for students
Mount Sinai Health System/Icahn School of Medicine Sinai Central – EDIR User Manual 2018 for students
Zero-tolerance Policy
PhD in Neuroscience
The Friedman Brain Institute’s Commitment to a Safe Work Environment
The Friedman Brain Institute has instituted a zero-tolerance policy for harassment of any sort. We encourage people of all genders and ranks to notify the leadership of any misconduct. Knowing that this may be difficult for some, this form is anonymous. If you wish to receive a response to any of your comments, please send us your name and email address.
What to Register For
PhD in Neuroscience
As a new student in the doctoral program, know what to register for in the Fall and Spring
How to Pick a Mentor
PhD in Neuroscience
A guide for young scientists on how to select a graduate advisor or postdoctoral advisor
Students & Their Advisor
PhD in Neuroscience
The positive mentoring relationship between the pre-doctoral student and their advisor
Rotation Guidelines
PhD in Neuroscience
A “match” between student and lab is defined as an offer from the PI for the student to join the lab
Mount Sinai Lactation Services
PhD in Neuroscience
The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS) and the Mount Sinai Health System (MSHS) are committed to supporting our faculty, staff, and students as they balance family, education, and career priorities and obligations.