The Official University Master’s Degree in Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Acquired Childhood/Adolescent Brain Damage provides an in-depth understanding of altered brain processes and the cognitive, behavioural, and emotional consequences in children and adolescents following acquired brain damage or brain development disorders.
The aim is to provide specialised training in understanding, assessing, and intervening in neurological disorders, while equipping students with the necessary tools to address the specific challenges associated with neurodevelopment and acquired brain damage affecting children and adolescents.