This course offers an extensive overview of neuroscience, structured to be accessible for students with varied academic backgrounds. It covers fundamental neuroscientific concepts, the structure and function of the nervous system, the different main functions of the brain and the latest methodologies used in neuroscience research. 

The course methodically explicates that brain phenomena are the result of specific neuronal activities and interactions within complex neural networks, comprising both active and inactive neurons. This fundamental understanding dispels the ambiguity surrounding cognitive processes, offering a clear and scientifically grounded perspective. 

The course lays a solid foundation for students aspiring to specialize in Neuroscience, ensuring they grasp these core principles. Simultaneously, this knowledge significantly enriches the comprehension of cognitive science across a spectrum of disciplines ranging from linguistics, anthropology, philosophy, and social science up to computer science and artificial intelligence. 

Prerequisites: None
ECTS: 4