Child Neuropsychology & Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the program, graduates are expected to have:
- Scientific knowledge in understanding and interpreting developmental disorders.
- Practical skills in employing psychological and neurological measures and applying them in the evaluation and diagnosis of developmental disorders.
- The ability to create intervention and prevention models for developmental disorders.
- Positive values and attitudes towards children with developmental disorders.
- Scientific research skills in the field of neuropsychology with children and adolescents.
To obtain a Master's degree in Child Neuropsychology and Developmental Disorders, students must fulfill all program requirements according to approved academic standards, namely:
- Completion of 36 credit hours including the Master's thesis.
- Passing all compulsory, elective and remedial courses with a score of (C/70%) at least.
- Successful completion of the Master's thesis.
- A minimum cumulative GPA of (C+/ 75%).