Master in Neuropsychology

The psychologist specializing in neuropsychology must adapt to various assignments linked to the diversity of fields of intervention, environments, and pathologies. The training offered in the neuropsychology speciality prepares the student to fulfil these missions: clinical interviews, assessments and diagnoses, assessment of residual skills, assessment of emotional, sociocognitive difficulties, screening and advice, assessment of disability, rehabilitation care, follow-up, support, patient and family accompaniment, forensic expertise work, participation in therapeutic, educational, training and research projects.

Training expectations:

Interest in neuropsychology

Human qualities and interpersonal skills

Aptitude for a scientific approach

Editorial skills

Targeted professions and professional integration - Psychologist, specializing in neuropsychology.

SECTORS:

Hospital services of different specialities (neurology/neuropsychology, functional rehabilitation, psychiatry, paediatrics, geriatrics, neurosurgery, oncology.)

Reference centres (diagnosis and monitoring of dementia, learning disabilities, etc.)

Health and social sector (CMPP, CMP, ESAT, ITEP ...)

Disability assistance institutions

Nursing homes

Mobile teams

Associative sector

Liberal sector