The programme is available in 2 duration modes:

• 1 month
• 2 months

Online

In order to apply you should have either:

• OR;

1. Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience

   • Overview of cognitive neuroscience principles.
   • Historical context and significance in understanding the brain.

2. Neural Basis of Attention

   • Detailed exploration of brain structures responsible for attention.
   • Examination of neural networks involved in attentional processes.

3. Memory Formation and Encoding

   • Mechanisms and processes involved in memory formation.
   • Neural encoding of information for long-term storage.

4. Memory Retrieval Processes

   • Neural pathways activated during memory retrieval.
   • Analysis of recall and recognition mechanisms.

5. Neurotransmitters and Attention

   • Role of neurotransmitters in modulating attention.
   • Impact of dopamine, serotonin, and acetylcholine on cognitive focus.

6. Neurobiology of Memory Consolidation

   • In-depth study of memory consolidation processes.
   • Neural changes during sleep that contribute to memory formation.

7. Brain Imaging Techniques in Cognitive Research

   • Overview of fMRI, EEG, and other imaging tools.
   • Practical applications of brain imaging in attention and memory studies.

8. Attention Disorders and Neural Correlates

   • Exploration of ADHD, dyslexia, and other attention disorders.
   • Identification of neural correlates associated with attention deficits.

9. Memory Disorders and Neurological Implications

   • Analysis of memory disorders such as amnesia.
   • Examining the neurological implications of memory-related conditions.

10. Cognitive Training and Attention Enhancement

    • Techniques for enhancing cognitive attention through training.
    • Cognitive exercises and interventions for attention improvement.

11. Role of Stress in Memory Dysfunction

    • Understanding the impact of stress on memory.
    • Neural responses to stress and their effects on cognitive function.

12. Attention and Memory in Aging

    • Examining changes in attention and memory with aging.
    • Neurological factors contributing to cognitive decline in older adults.

13. Neurological Basis of Learning and Memory

    • Investigating the relationship between learning and memory.
    • Neural processes involved in acquiring and retaining new information.

14. Cognitive Rehabilitation Strategies

    • Approaches to cognitive rehabilitation for attention and memory.
    • Interventions for individuals with attention and memory challenges.

15. Future Trends in Cognitive Neuroscience

    • Exploration of emerging trends and technologies.
    • Predictions for the future of cognitive neuroscience and its applications.
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Assessment is via assignment submission

The fee for the programme is as follows:

• 1 month - Accelerated mode @ £140
• 2 months - Standard mode @ £90

The programme offers following fee payment plans:

6 months programme
9 months programme

The program features an open enrollment policy with no formal entry requirements. Individuals with a genuine interest in the subject are encouraged to apply and participate.

Simply follow the 2 steps given below to apply:
1. Fill application form on-line at https://www.educationtraining.org.uk/enrolment-form/start.html
2. Pay application fee of GBP £10
(This can be paid online using credit or debit card)