Neurology Schools and Programs in Spain

Bircham International University

The confluence of biology and psychology, of brain and behaviour... Bircham University’s Neural & Brain Science program comprehensively covers the relationship between the structural and physiological systems of the brain/nervous system and the psychology of the mind, from the molecular level to the human conscious experience. This program examines sensory mechanisms, motor systems, attention, memory, molecular and cellular plasticity, neural and psychological development, language, thought and imagery, emotion, evolutionary perspectives and consciousness. Subjects covered on this course include: Neural Science, Biological Psychology, Cellular Neurobiology, Developmental Neurobiology, Neurobiochemistry, Systems Neuroscience, Cognitive Neuroscience & Artificial Neural Networks. The Neural & Brain Science module is available at Specialist, Expert, Bachelor's, Master's & Ph.D. (Doctoral) Degree program levels.

International University of Catalonia

Tropical Neurology is one of the quickest growing areas of Neurology and has experienced a huge paradigm shift in recent years. This is mostly due to extensive migration and the phenomenon of globalisation. Consequently, it is becoming more important, from a practitioner’s viewpoint, to obtain a mastery of how to diagnose and handle these pathologies from a multi-disciplinary standpoint. Therefore, we believe it is vital to give professionals training led by globally renowned experts. The International Master’s Degree in Tropical Neurology is an educational setting that uses the best on-site and online procedures to ensure students achieve the highest standards of learning. Because of this, the programme’s faculty includes lecturers with wide-ranging training and experience in theory and practice. The rallying point for students is the NeuroCampus Platform, which delivers materials, discussion forums, group case studies, ongoing weekly evaluations and two-way interaction technology and also acts as an exclusive network for students and teachers.

International University of Catalonia

According to information from the Spanish Society of Neurology (SEN), strokes rate among the primary causes of disability and dependency in elderly adults as sufferers may lose their independence and functionality to numerous degrees. For this reason, it is vital that physiotherapists continuously keep themselves updated so they can offer patients the newest trends in respect of physiotherapeutic treatment for strokes leading to these patients attaining the maximum possible level of autonomy. Objectives of the course are: present the latest updates in neurological physiotherapy, based on scientific evidence, for patients who have suffered a stroke; review theoretical concepts and be able to apply theoretical concepts to clinical practice.