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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Master’s program "Autism and Behavioral Disorders," embedded within the clinical psychology curriculum, is a specialized program designed to train students in the assessment, support, and care of individuals with autism disorder or related behavioral disorders.
This program offers a multidisciplinary approach, integrating theoretical and practical training in clinical psychology, neuropsychology, and psychopathology.
Aimed at students seeking to deepen their understanding of autism disorders and behavioral disorders, the program focuses on:
• Knowledge of the developmental and neurobiological mechanisms underlying these disorders.
• The development of skills in diagnosis, functional assessment, and the design of individualized intervention plans.
• Awareness of the social, family, and educational challenges associated with these issues.
Intended for international students eager to engage in this promising psychological endeavor, this master’s program provides rigorous training aligned with the standards of the field.
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The Master’s program "Autism and Behavioral Disorders" explores advanced themes that enhance the understanding and management of autism disorders . These include:
· Neurobiology and Etiology of Autism: In-depth study of the neurological foundations and complex causal factors underlying .
· Specialized Behavioral Interventions: Analysis and application of advanced behavior modification techniques, such as cognitive-behavioral approaches and Applied Behavior Analysis .
· Associated Disorders and Comorbidities: Exploration of sensory and intellectual impairments, co-occurring behavioral disorders, and their impact on development.
· Inclusion Strategies and Family Support: Advanced study of methods for school and social integration, alongside psychological guidance approaches for families.
· Interdisciplinary Care: Examination of integrated biomedical and speech therapy approaches, aligned with current scientific advancements.
Admission to the Master’s program "Autism and Behavioral Disorders" is open to candidates holding a Bachelor’s degree in clinical psychology or an equivalent recognized qualification. This requirement ensures that students possess the foundational knowledge in psychology, particularly in psychopathology and assessment methods.
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