This course encompasses the following goals.
+++ Knowledge in auditory neuroscience
++ Knowledge in neuroscientific methods
++ Skills in navigating scientific literature
++ Skills in presenting scientific literature
+ Social interactions in scientific context
++ Scientific writing / scientific English
+ Research norms and ethics
Upon successful completion of this course, students
- will have sound knowledge on auditory processing at several levels, spanning from the periphery (ear/cochlea) to the central brain (brainstem/midbrain/cortex), which underlie the auditory perception, cognition, and behavior in animals and humans
- will have basic methodological knowledges used in neurosensory science
- will be able to search for, read, and report scientific literature in auditory neuroscience
- will be able to write a review on a specific topic in auditory neuroscience
- will be ready for further research in a Research Module or Master Thesis
