Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience

The curriculum for the Master's in Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience provides advanced training in the theoretical and methodological aspects of psychology, with a specialization in cognitive and neuropsychological areas. The program aims to train students to: 

Understand cognitive mechanisms and the neural-psycho-physiological bases of behavior, cognition, emotions, and human relationships.

Develop theoretical and practical skills in behavioral science methodology and the assessment of normal and pathological cognitive processes.

Work professionally in clinical settings with patients affected by congenital and acquired cognitive difficulties.

Graduates can register for the professional association of psychologists (Albo degli Psicologi) to work in various settings, including: 

Multidisciplinary teams in public and private health organizations.

Care and assistance institutions.

The social and educational sectors.