Master's Degree in Neuropsychology

• K1. Graduates graduate will differentiate the neurobiological bases of human behavior from a molecular, cellular, systemic, behavioral and cognitive perspective.
• K2. Graduates will identify neurological and psychopathological disorders, working on the possibilities of neuropsychological rehabilitation.
• K3. Graduates will describe the neural bases of attention, perception and motor processing, as well as their possible alterations and their neuropsychological rehabilitation.
• K4. Graduates will identify the neural bases of memory, language and executive functions, their possible alterations and their neuropsychological rehabilitation.
• K5. Graduates will distinguish the main tests, instruments and techniques for conducting neuropsychological assessments and reporting.
• K6. Graduates will identify the main methods and techniques of neuropsychological intervention throughout the life cycle.
• K7. Graduates will compare the characteristics, objectives, approaches and evaluation of intervention programs in neuropsychology.
• K8. Graduates will differentiate the neurodegenerative process, its causes and characteristics, as well as the specific assessment instruments and its neuropsychological rehabilitation.
• K9. Graduates will assess the behavioral patterns and developmental disorders in children and adolescents, as well as the specific evaluation instruments and their neuropsychological rehabilitation.
• K10. Graduates will differentiate the methods and tools for the collection and analysis of data in Health Sciences.
• K11. Graduates will identify the protection measures and safety culture in the professional context, including what is related to the patient's clinical history.
• K12. Graduates will recognize the principles of evidence-based practice, the structure of an academic paper or scientific report, and its public defense in the field of Neuropsychology.

• H1. Graduates will be able to select and analyze the information contained in scientific databases in order to continuously be kept up to date professionally in the field of Neuropsychology.
• H2. Graduates will be able to examine and use current models and theories on the relationship between the central nervous system and cognitive abilities and human behavior.
• H3. Graduates will be able to distinguish and use the most relevant knowledge in the field of neuroscience and neuropsychology for professional practice.
• H4. Graduates will be able to examine and assess the neurodevelopment of cognitive functions, their functioning and their alterations.
• H5. Graduates will be able to analyze, characterize and differentiate the neuropsychological alterations associated with neurological and psychopathological disorders.
• H6. Graduates will be able to distinguish and apply the different models, techniques and procedures of evaluation, rehabilitation and neuropsychological intervention.
• H7. Graduates will be able to formulate working hypotheses and collect and assess critically and advanced information for problem solving through the application of the scientific method in the field of Neuropsychology.
• H8. Graduates will be able to generate new ideas based on scientific evidence and design intervention strategies in the field of Neuropsychology.

• C1. Graduates will be able to plan and carry out neuropsychological assessments from the set of data processed with social and ethical responsibility.
• C2. Graduates will be able to select and design proposals for neuropsychological intervention from the set of data processed in the evaluation.
• C3. Graduates will be able to prepare neuropsychological reports with wording adapted to the recipients.
• C4. Graduates will be able to design and develop research in neuropsychology.
• C5. Graduates will be able to develop proposals for neuropsychological intervention in interdisciplinary teams.
• C6. Graduates will be able to use information and communication technologies in the professional performance of the neuropsychologist.
• C7. Graduates will be able to carry out the work of the neuropsychologist respecting ethics and professional deontology, in accordance with current legislation.
• C8. Graduates will be able to observe and apply the knowledge acquired in the master's degree in real contexts, participating in work teams in the field of Neuropsychology.
• C9. Graduates will be able to apply the knowledge acquired in the Master's degree to develop, present and defend work in the area of Neuropsychology.

Pursuant to Article 18 of RD 822/2021, eligibility for these studies is granted to students fulfilling at least one of the criteria outlined below:

• Possession of an official Spanish Bachelor's degree, or its equivalent. Alternatively, holders of another University Master's degree, or qualifications that are on par with Spanish Bachelor’s or Master's degrees, bestowed by universities and higher education institutions in EHEA countries, are also eligible. These qualifications should permit entry to Master’s level studies in the issuing country.
• Additionally, individuals holding degrees from non-EHEA education systems, equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree, can enroll in a Master’s program within the Spanish university system. There is no requirement for degree homologation; however, the university will undertake a verification process to ascertain the level of training provided by the degree. Admission is granted, provided the degree enables the holder to undertake postgraduate level studies in the country of issuance. It should be noted that admission via this route does not constitute homologation of the applicant's prior degree, nor is it recognized for any purpose other than enrollment in Master’s studies.
• For students with special educational needs arising from disabilities, an assessment will be conducted to determine the necessity of curricular adaptations, tailored itineraries, or alternative study paths to facilitate their learning process.

Regulations and general admission procedure
Regulations and general admission procedure

Recommended admission profile

Those interested in studying and obtaining the Master's degree in Neuropsychology from the Antonio de Nebrija University, in addition to meeting the requirements imposed by current legislation, must be in possession of a degree belonging to the field of behavioral sciences and psychology.

In the event that the candidate's mother tongue is not Spanish, they must prove to have a B2 level of Spanish, through any accredited certificate.

El proceso de admisión al Máster comienza por remitir por correo postal o mensajería a la Sección de Admisiones de Postgrado la documentación siguiente:The admission process to the Master's Degree begins by sending the following documentation by postal mail or courier to the Postgraduate Admissions Section:

• Completed Admission Application Admission Application
• Updated Curriculum Vitae
• hotocopy of DNI (Spanish candidates only) or passport (foreign candidates only)
• Photocopy of the Academic Transcript (completed or for the last year of the university degree)
• Two passport-size photographs, in color.
• Certified photocopy of the official Diploma for Associate's/Bachelor's Degree in Psychology.
• Letter addressed to the Director of the Master's Program in Teaching and Learning Educational Processes, explaining the reasons why you wish to pursue Master's studies, as well as the academic and professional expectations that lead you to this choice.

In addition to evaluating the academic merits provided by the candidate, a personal interview is a mandatory component of the admission process. The interview is conducted by the academic direction of the Master's Degree in Neuropsychology at Antonio de Nebrija University or by a member of the faculty. Its purpose is to assess the candidate’s suitability and alignment with the degree requirements, considering their motivation, training, knowledge, abilities, communication skills, extracurricular activities, and future interests.

Candidates are evaluated on a scale of 0 to 10 for both pre-admission and admission, considering various criteria and their respective weightages:

• Academic record [70%]
  The grades obtained by the candidate in their previous studies will be assessed.
• Structured personal interview [20%]
  The candidate's aptitude is evaluated considering a spectrum of factors including their experience, knowledge, and the technical and professional skills necessary for the intended course of study. Not only are the candidates’ qualifications considered, but equal emphasis is placed on their motivation and attitude. Various personal attributes that signify the candidates’ compatibility and readiness for the chosen program are thoroughly examined. The interview may be conducted in the language of instruction for the intended studies to assess linguistic proficiency and readiness for academic engagement.
• Cover letter [10%] In a personally prepared document, the candidate will outline their motivation and interest in the desired studies and include any other personal circumstances deemed relevant to the selection process.

Pre-enrollment

Once admission is confirmed, candidates are required to secure their place through an economic pre-enrollment. This fee ensures the candidate's spot at the University. The annual registration fees are non-refundable, except for conditionally admitted students or those who fail to meet the legal access requirements.

Enrollment

Pre-enrolled candidates who wish to formalize their academic enrollment at the University must, within the indicated deadlines, follow these steps:

• Submission of Documentation: Candidates must provide documents as proof of meeting the requirements mandated by Spanish university legislation for admission to Nebrija University.
• Formalize enrollment process online: Admitted students can use the self-enrollment service on the Nebrija website for all academic, financial, and administrative procedures, eliminating the need for their physical presence at the University. Access codes and a personal password will be sent along with the admission letter to facilitate this process. With verification of submitted documents, candidates complete their self-enrollment and become official students of Nebrija University. During self-enrollment, technical support from the Computer Services department and academic guidance from assigned tutors are available to assist in subject selection.
• Payment of annual registration fees: Candidates must pay the annual registration fees for the admitted degree program. The place reservation fee is included in these annual fees.
• Course selection and finalization of enrollment: Post-enrollment, candidates select their courses online and provide the required information. Continuous support is offered by the Promotion and Admissions Department and the academic managers of the Program to address any inquiries or concerns.

Enrollment will take place annually; the opening date will vary depending on the beginning of the Program. However, enrollment must be completed at least one week before the beginning of the academic period.