PSY4324 – Neuroimaging in cognitive neuroscience
Course content
Learning outcome
Knowledge
You will learn
- The basics of neuroimaging measurements
- Strengths and limitations of different neuroimaging methods, including different applications in research and clinic
- How to design experimental conditions
- How to interpret findings
Skills
- Neuroimaging data acquisition, including handling scanner/lab equipment, safety routines and set-up
- Common toolboxes and basic programming skills for neuroimaging analysis
- Data visualization
General competence
- A general understanding of the steps needed for conducting cognitive neuroscience research
- Preparedness for the conduction of research projects using neuroimaging methods
Admission to the course
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Recommended previous knowledge
Bachelor in psychology with a focus on cognitive neuroscience.
Completion of the courses PSY4321 and PSY4322.
Teaching
8 x 2h lectures and 5 x 4h seminars.
Teaching is done through lectures that cover the theoretical foundation and five 4h-block hands-on sessions, including laboratory work and data analysis (programming).
Examination
Examination support material
Language of examination
Grading scale
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