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I am a prospective student for the Masters' in Neuropsychology and a graduate of the Psychology Department at the International Faculty, CITY College. Through the courses of Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience that I attended, I was fascinated by the way human brain functions and adapts to environmental changes. When I took part in a neurofeedback session, I saw a participant moving an airplane with his brain activity and at that point I realised that our brain is our identity. As Stephen Hawking once said “The brain is essentially a computer and consciousness is like a comput- er programme. It will cease to run when the computer is turned off. Theoretically, it could be re-created on a neural network, but that would be very difficult, as it would require all one's memories” This is what I want to study! Vasiliki Salvari BSc (Hons) in Psychology Prospective student for Masters studies in Neuropsychology at the University of Sheffield International Faculty, CITY College Department of Psychology MA in Clinical Neuropsychology > Experience world-class teaching and research in a fast developing field of Neuroscience > Acquire hands-on experience on clinical methods of brain training (e.g., Neurofeedback) > Become a professional in Clinical Neuropsychology > KEY FEATURES > > > > > > COURSE DURATION: 18-36 months (afternoon hours) > LOCATION OF STUDIES: Thessaloniki, Greece > LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English > ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS: • A Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or any other health-related or biomedical disciplines • Fluent command of the English language (IELTS: 6,5 or equivalent qualifications). > DEGREE TITLE: The degree Master of Arts in Clinical Neuropsychology is awarded directly by the University of Sheffield. > Career opportunities Graduates with an MA in Clinical Neuropsychology may pursue careers in various clinical settings and rehabilitation centers, or they may work independently as a practitioner neuropsychologist. Also, they may be employed as consultants for insurance companies or legal services. This programme may be subject to minor changes and is subject to approval. visit www.citycollege.sheffield.eu Course overview The MA in Clinical Neuropsychology focuses on the understanding of behavioural and cognitive deficits that follow damage to the brain in clinical populations such as neurological patients (e.g., stroke and epilepsy), people with neurodegenerative and psychiatric disorders, and children with neurodevelopmental conditions. This course equips students with all the skills and knowledge required to pursue a career in Clinical Neuropsychology. Clinical neuropsychologists use tools of neuropsychological assessment to map the cognitive profile of patients and children with brain injury and develop rehabilitation programmes and interventions to improve the cognitive function and quality of life of these patients. Students will be trained to use state-of-art equipment for "brain training" and the measurement of psycholophysiological resposes in our brand new Neurofeedback Laboratory, as well as practical training on Neuropsychological Assessment. The programme offers its graduates the opportunity to get a postgraduate British University degree and acquire practical experience on Clinical Neuropsychology. Students can seek professional rights via the International route of the Health and Care Professions Council (UK) on an individual basis as a Practitioner Psychologist. Programme of Studies Fundamentals of Neuropsychology Introduction to Research Methods in Neuropsychology Neurodevelopmental Disorders Neuropsychological Disorders of Attention and Perception Neuropsychological Assessment and Rehabilitation Neuropsychology of Memory and Dementias Personal and Professional Development Social Cognition & Neuroscience Practicum

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CITY College is the International Faculty of the University of Sheffield and is located in Thessaloniki, Greece. The MA in Clinical Neuropsychology focuses on the understanding behavioural and cognitive deficits that follow damage to the brain in clinical populations such as neurological patients (e.g., stroke and epilepsy), people with neurodegenerative and psychiatric disorders, and children with neurodevelopmental conditions. The MSc in Cognitive Neuropsychology is a research-oriented degree that provides strong research skills in Neuropsychology allowing students to further pursue a PhD in Neuropsychology and Neuroscience.

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I am a prospective student for the Masters' inNeuropsychology and a graduate of the PsychologyDepartment at the International Faculty, CITY College.Through the courses of Cognitive Psychology andNeuroscience that I attended, I was fascinated by the wayhuman brain functions and adapts to environmentalchanges. When I took part in a neurofeedback session, Isaw a participant moving an airplane with his brainactivity and at that point I realised that our brain is ouridentity. As Stephen Hawking once said “The brain isessentially a computer and consciousness is like a comput-er programme. It will cease to run when the computer isturned off. Theoretically, it could be re-created on a neuralnetwork, but that would be very difficult, as it wouldrequire all one's memories”This is what I want to study!

Vasiliki SalvariBSc (Hons) in PsychologyProspective student for Masters studies inNeuropsychology at the University of SheffieldInternational Faculty, CITY College

Department of Psychology

MA in ClinicalNeuropsychology> Experience world-class teaching and research in a fast

developing field of Neuroscience

> Acquire hands-on experience on clinical methods of brain training (e.g., Neurofeedback)

> Become a professional in Clinical Neuropsychology

> KEY FEATURES > > > > > > COURSE DURATION:

18-36 months (afternoon hours) > LOCATION OF STUDIES:

Thessaloniki, Greece > LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION:

English > ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS:

• A Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or any other health-related or biomedical disciplines• Fluent command of the English language(IELTS: 6,5 or equivalent qualifications).

> DEGREE TITLE:The degree Master of Arts in Clinical Neuropsychology is awarded directly by the University of Sheffield.

> Career opportunities

Graduates with an MA in ClinicalNeuropsychology may pursue careers invarious clinical settings and rehabilitationcenters, or they may work independentlyas a practitioner neuropsychologist. Also, they may be employed as consultantsfor insurance companies or legal services.

This programme may be subject to minor changesand is subject to approval.visit www.citycollege.sheffield.eu

Course overviewThe MA in Clinical Neuropsychology focuses on the understanding of behaviouraland cognitive deficits that follow damage to the brain in clinical populations suchas neurological patients (e.g., stroke and epilepsy), people with neurodegenerative and psychiatric disorders, and children with neurodevelopmental conditions. This course equips students with all theskills and knowledge required to pursue a career in ClinicalNeuropsychology. Clinical neuropsychologists use tools of neuropsychologicalassessment to map the cognitive profile of patients and children with braininjury and develop rehabilitation programmes and interventions to improvethe cognitive function and quality of life of these patients.Students will be trained to use state-of-art equipment for "brain training"and the measurement of psycholophysiological resposes in our brand newNeurofeedback Laboratory, as well as practical training on NeuropsychologicalAssessment.The programme offers its graduates the opportunity to get a postgraduateBritish University degree and acquire practical experience on ClinicalNeuropsychology. Students can seek professional rights via the Internationalroute of the Health and Care Professions Council (UK) on an individual basisas a Practitioner Psychologist.

Programme of Studies

Fundamentals of Neuropsychology

Introduction to Research Methods inNeuropsychology

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Neuropsychological Disorders ofAttention and Perception

Neuropsychological Assessment andRehabilitation

Neuropsychology of Memory andDementias

Personal and Professional Development

Social Cognition & Neuroscience

Practicum

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Department of Psychology

MSc in CognitiveNeuropsychology> Experience world-class teaching and research in a fast

developing field of Neuroscience

> Acquire hands-on experience on Neuroscience techniques

> Pursue a research career in Neuroscience

> KEY FEATURES > > > > > > COURSE DURATION:

12 (full-time) 24 months (part-time)> LOCATION OF STUDIES:

Thessaloniki, Greece > LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION:

English > ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS:

• A Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or any other health-related or biomedical disciplines• Fluent command of the English language(IELTS: 6,5 or equivalent qualifications).

> DEGREE TITLE:The degree Master of Science in Cognitive Neuropsychology is awardeddirectly by the University of Sheffield.

> Career opportunities

Graduates with an MSc in CognitiveNeuropsychology may pursue careers in various research settings or pursue further studies Neuropsychology. They may be employed as consultants forinsurance companies or legal services, or in neuromarketing companies.

This programme may be subject to minor changesand is subject to approval.visit www.citycollege.sheffield.eu

Course overviewThe Msc in Cognitive Neuropsychology is a research-oriented degree that

provides strong research skills in Neuropsychology allowing students to

further pursue a PhD in Neuropsychology and Neuroscience. The programme

focuses on understanding brain-behaviour relations in neurological

patients (e.g., stroke and epilepsy), people with neurodegenerative and

psychiatric disorders, and children with neurodevelopmental conditions.

The programme also includes practical knowledge in neuropsychological

assessment and rehabilitation. The programme is completed with the

submission of a dissertation on Neurospychology/Neuroscience, which

equips students with advanced research skills in designing and implementing

independent research in this fast-developing field. Students will be trained

to use state-of-art equipment for "brain training" and the measurement of

psycholophysiological resposes in our brand new Neurofeedback

Laboratory as well as practical training on Neuropsychological Assessment.

Programme of Studies

Fundamentals of Neuropsychology

Introduction to Research Methods inNeuropsychology

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Neuropsychological Disorders ofAttention and Perception

Neuropsychological Assessment andRehabilitation

Neuropsychology of Memory andDementias

Advanced Research Methods inNeuropsychology

Social Cognition & Neuroscience

Dissertation

I am a prospective student for the Masters' inNeuropsychology and a graduate of the PsychologyDepartment at the International Faculty, CITY College.Through the courses of Cognitive Psychology andNeuroscience that I attended, I was fascinated by the wayhuman brain functions and adapts to environmentalchanges. When I took part in a neurofeedback session, Isaw a participant moving an airplane with his brainactivity and at that point I realised that our brain is ouridentity. As Stephen Hawking once said “The brain isessentially a computer and consciousness is like a comput-er programme. It will cease to run when the computer isturned off. Theoretically, it could be re-created on a neuralnetwork, but that would be very difficult, as it wouldrequire all one's memories”This is what I want to study!

Vasiliki SalvariBSc (Hons) in PsychologyProspective student for Masters studies inNeuropsychology at the University of SheffieldInternational Faculty, CITY College