CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN NEUROSCIENCE AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
Graduates develop competencies in the neurobiological foundations of cognitive processes, functional neuroanatomy, neuropsychological assessment, and rehabilitation strategies. They are able to apply theoretical and practical knowledge to analyze, evaluate, and design intervention strategies in clinical, educational, and research settings.
Criteria
Analyze the structure and functional organization of the central nervous system, establishing the relationship between neuroanatomical bases and higher brain functions.
Develop the foundations of neuropsychological assessment, including the relationship between brain structures and cognitive functions, as well as the methodological principles of cognitive neuroscience and their applicability in clinical contexts.
Evaluate information, situations, procedures, and behaviors using analytical thinking to support decision-making and professional practice.
Organize tasks, actions, and processes actively and collaboratively through interdisciplinary work.