Applied Practical Activity - TPV

According to the provisions of Interministerial Decree No. 654 of 05/07/2022, starting from the academic year 2023/24, all students enrolled in a master's degree program in psychology (LM-51), must obligatorily obtain 20 credits through participation in applied practical internship activities as part of their study program.

For the completion of the applied practical activity (TPV), students enrolled in the Master's Degree Program In Psychology, Neuroscience, And Human Sciences  can choose ONE of the following three tracks.

The TPV CANNOT start before students have completed their first year of the Master program

 

SLIDES -Online meeting January 15th, 2025 

 

500 hours internship to be carried out at an external institution

- Internship in Italy

- Internship abroad

FIELD LABS

Students earn credits for Field Labs by attending the course (with a minimum attendance of 80%), which is in seminar format. These are interactive courses whose assessment is performed during the exercises themselves, through the analysis and discussion of practical cases. 

To register you will have to express your preferences filling out a registration form for each of the course you wish to attend. You will find the google forms by clicking on the title of each field lab.

Please remember that Field Labs are activities held in presence and will not be recorded and uploaded on Kiro. 

Since the nature of the courses is practical each course has a participants limit of 25 students to allow said participation, if the course selected as preference is full, you will be asked to select other courses. You will remain in a waiting list if any of your colleagues withdraws from the course you are interested in.

Students in the waiting list will be contacted if any seats will become available.The number of courses available is planned to be enough to allow all of you to complete the ECTS required from your study plan during the course of the entire year, please do not register in all the courses of the first slot if this is not for interest or specific ECTS needs.

 

The following table shows the list of the field labs that will be delivered in February 2025. Other Field Labs will take place in June's session.

REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE ON May 23

Lecturer   Field Lab Title
Amore Mario  Advances in Psychiatry *

Van Der Kleij

 

Sanne An introduction to Longitudinal Structural Equation Modelling in R
Caminiti  Silvia Paola Applied neuroanatomy and molecular imaging
Pasqualotto Angela Digital-Based Tools for 'Learning to Learn': Practical Applications and Research Insights
Bigand Emanuel From sound to sense: why music is so important for the human brain *
Gelli  Velia Co-constructing the Story of Neuroscience: a dialectical approach to historical narrative
Riva Valentina Individual Variability and Developmental Trajectories in Autism During the First Three Years of Life:  Clinical and Experimental Markers for Early Detection
Fiorina Maria Laura Interaction between law and neuroscience. Focus on punishment
Mastrotheodoros  Stefanos Introduction to Longitudinal Data Analysis with R
Fink Elian Measurement and challenges in the study of Children's Peer Relationships
Andrews Jack Social and psychometric network analysis: Applications to development and mental health
Colonnesi Cristina Understanding and Applying Mind-Mindedness in Research and Practice
Demirel Birtan Neurophysiology of Speech and Language 

Some field labs may overlap: please make sure to check the FIELD LAB CALENDAR before you make your choice

* This course is  is worth 2 credits for FIELD LABS and 4 credits for PCLs.

 

LIST OF ADMITTED STUDENTS