Cognitive Neurosciences and Psychological Rehabilitation

The course also aims to offer valuable curricular internship experiences (18 CFU) at public or private institutions that have established collaboration agreements with the Department, including the Fondazione Santa Lucia IRCCS, the Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies, and San Raffaele in Rome. Two curricular internship credits (2 CFU) will also be acquired through supervised practical activities in the professionalizing laboratories of the Department of Psychology. The curricular internship experience represents a unique opportunity for students to acquire specific and transversal skills, apply the theoretical knowledge acquired in the classroom to real-life situations, and collaborate with other professionals in the field, thus promoting their professional and personal growth. At the end of the curricular internship, students will be able to: Use critical and creative theoretical and methodological knowledge acquired in the classroom to address innovative situations in the professional context of the internship Apply specific professional methods and techniques independently in the context of the internship, demonstrating problem-solving skills and adaptability to new situations Effectively collaborate with other professionals in the field, demonstrating teamwork skills and interpersonal communication Acquire advanced skills in complementary areas to the main training path, such as patient management, professional ethics, scientific research, etc. Demonstrate an advanced understanding of professional responsibility and the ethical and social consequences of their actions during the internship.