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Teaching & PhD Courses Brain, mind and society HUM-256 This course aims to address topics related to research on brain causes of human actions. The course will introduce to fundamental concepts in psychology, cognitive and social neurosciences and the links between brain and mental illness. Health A: Innovation, Equity, Sustainability HUM-125(a) The course provides an interdisciplinary examination of key global health challenges, focusing on biomedical innovations, pharmaceuticals, sustainability, mental health, and health policies. It offer a critical skillset to engineering students approaching these complex health challenges. Memory sciences HUM-358 Describe cognitive and cerebral processes underlying memory and self processes.Identify differences and similarities between neurobiological and clinical approaches.Understand theoretical and clinical concepts underlying psychoanalysis and their scientific implications. Scientific research in all it forms I HUM-437 This course offers a multidisciplinary perspective on research. While addressing this topic, speakers from different faculties will shed light on their own way of practicing research.Passive knowledge of French required. Scientific research in all it forms II HUM-455 Au cours d'un travail pratique, l'étudiant aura l'occasion de s'initier à une méthode ou technique de recherche qui lui est peu familière (ex: entretien semi-directif, questionnaire, enquête de terrain, analyse conceptuelle, recherche historique, etc.).
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Ambrogio Fasoli, Denis Gillet, Alexis Berne, Roland John Tormey, Luca Bragazza, Antonin Danalet, Ingrid Le Duc, Samuel Bendahan, Delphine Preissmann