For Faculty

For Faculty

The Mind Brain Behavior Interfaculty Initiative (MBB) fosters interdisciplinary dialogue in
research and education via funding mechanisms and academic offerings.

If you are a Harvard University faculty member interested in MBB, please sign up for our faculty
mailing list! 
 

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Apply for MBB Funding

Get involved in undergraduate education

Teach a Course

Harvard offers many courses addressing topics and approaches in the study of mind, brain, and behavior. MBB offers interdisciplinary seminars and a term-time independent research course. If you are interested in learning more about and potentially developing a new MBB seminar, contact Shawn Harriman.

Seminars

Organize a Symposium

MBB undergraduates attend a required symposium in their junior year, which offers students a chance to investigate how creative new research possibilities may emerge at the frontiers of the different fields concerned with mind, brain, and behavior. Each symposium explores a topic that currently engages a broad range of mind brain behavior researchers. If you are interested in learning more about and potentially organizing an undergraduate symposium, contact Shawn Harriman.

Junior Symposia

List of past Symposia

Refer trainees to MBB resources

MBB Interdisciplinary Mind Grants are available to graduate students and postdoctoral trainees doing interdisciplinary work between MBB fields.