This is course consists of 44 lectures and 14 laboratories covering cellular and molecular neuroscience, and principles of systems neuroscience, including sensory, limbic, motor, autonomic and neuroendocrine systems. The objective of this course is to provide a contemporary understanding of the organization and function of the human nervous system. This knowledge is intended to serve as a basis for understanding the effects of damage to the nervous system as seen in clinical medicine. Note that the schedule differs slightly in weeks 6 and 14.
Many lecturers use multi-colored sketches during their lectures.
It will be useful, therefore, to bring colored pens or pencils to all lectures . If you have a question that is not answered during the lectures, the best method for getting an answer is to contact the lecturer by e-mail. A lecture syllabus has been prepared for this course. It is available in the bookstore. We are forced by law to pay copyright fees for each figure in the syllabus.