Aspiring neuroscientist is looking for some community guidance

[Ramon3141]

I am in my third semester of undergrad and am planning to transfer to the university of Florida after completing my general education.
What I need help with is the path I am going to take once i get there in regards to concentrations, majors, etc.
I plan to double major in neuroscience (concentration in molecular and cognitive processes) and computer science.
I want to work in fields like memory, computational neuroscience, artificial neural networks, A.I, integration of synthetic networks etc
I would like to know from anyone in related fields if this is perhaps overly ambitious or unfeasible? How the research job market is for this kind of work?
I was curious if perhaps i should instead double major in physics instead of computer science as I am guessing that quantum computing will be the most capable tech for that kind of work and it would helpful to know about qubits, indeterminacy and all that good stuff? I thank you ahead of time for any bits of wisdom left on these message boards

 

[R.Mesri]

.It sounds like you have a really ambitious academic and professional plan in mind, and that is great! It is absolutely feasible to pursue this path, however, it will require a lot of hard work and dedication to make it happen. In terms of the concentrations you have chosen, neuroscience with a focus on molecular and cognitive processes, as well as computer science, are both excellent fields for the type of research you are interested in. You will need to focus your studies on topics such as artificial intelligence, neural networks, memory, and computational neuroscience in order to gain the skills necessary for the job market. As far as the research job market goes, it depends on the specific research area you want to pursue. However, most research positions will require a strong background in the areas of neuroscience and computer science. It may also be helpful to gain experience in quantum computing, as that is a rapidly growing field. Overall, it is definitely possible to pursue this path with the right dedication and hard work. Good luck!