Faculty of Medicine
PhD in Neurological Sciences
Program structure
Consult the program description
Graduate 3-530-1-0
Course listing
| Official title | |
|---|---|
| Number | 3-530-1-0 |
The doctorate program consists of 90 credits. Students may take the program without selecting an option (Segment 69) or choose the Neuropsychology option (Segment 70).
The doctorate program may also include other courses depending on students' needs.
Segment 69 Without option
84 mandatory credits, of which 78 are for research and a thesis, and 6 credits from elective courses.
Block 69A
Optional - maximum of 6 creditsBlock 69B
Elective – maximum of 6 creditsBlock 69C
Mandatory – 84 creditsSegment 70 Neuropsychology option
All credits in this option are mandatory.
Block 70A
Mandatory - 12 creditsLanguage Pathology
Implementation of basic components (anatomical, physiological and linguistic) required to study language disorders in aphasia.
Systems Neuroscience
Anatomy of the human brain and main systems of the central nervous system. Contemporary aspects of neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience.
Methods in Cognitive Psychology and Neuropsychology
Study and discussion of specialized research methods in cognitive psychology and neuropsychology.
Neuropsychopathology I
Clinical and theoretical analysis of impairments in memory, vision, hearing, somesthesia, attention and praxis. Commissure and lobe syndromes.