How the brain creates mind and behavior. Master neuroscience through bite-sized, swipeable learning tiles — designed for busy people who want to learn on the go.
This Neuroscience short course on SkillTiles breaks down everything you need to know into 10 structured milestones, each packed with bite-sized learning tiles you can swipe through in under 15 seconds each.
Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refresh your knowledge, this online neuroscience course uses AI-powered content to adapt to your learning pace. Each tile delivers a focused concept, example, or quiz — making it perfect for commutes, coffee breaks, or quick study sessions.
Covering 70 key topics across 10 milestones, this course takes you from foundations to practical application. Earn badges as you complete each milestone and track your progress on your learning dashboard.
Course Curriculum
1
Brain Basics
Neurons, neurotransmitters, and brain regions
neuron structure and functionhow synapses workkey neurotransmitters (dopamine, serotonin)brain regions and functionsneuroplasticitymemory formationsleep and the brain
2
Neurons & Signals
How brain cells communicate
neuron anatomyaction potentialssynaptic transmissionneurotransmitter typesexcitation and inhibitionneural circuitsglial cells and support
3
Brain Anatomy
Map the brain's regions
cerebral cortex lobeslimbic systembrainstem functionscerebellumbasal gangliathalamus and hypothalamusbrain imaging methods
4
Sensation & Perception
How we experience the world
visual processingauditory systemsomatosensory systemtaste and smellproprioceptionpain perceptionmultisensory integration
5
Learning & Memory
How memories form and persist
short-term vs long-term memoryhippocampus rolememory consolidationtypes of memory (declarative, procedural)neuroplasticitylearning mechanisms (LTP)memory disorders
6
Emotion & Motivation
The neuroscience of feelings
amygdala and fearreward system (dopamine)stress response (HPA axis)emotion regulationaddiction neurosciencemotivation circuitsemotional intelligence neuroscience