Health, Science

Sensory and Motor Neuroprostheses

  • ECTS

    120 credits

  • Duration

    2 years

  • Training Structure

    School of Pharmacy

  • Language(s) of Instruction

    French

Overview

Originally developed around hearing aids (middle ear implants, cochlear implants, brainstem implants), this program aims to expand its scope of training to include sensory neuroprostheses (visual implants) and motor neuroprostheses (stimulators). This program offers in-depth training in the fields of neurostimulation, implantable prostheses, prosthetic fitting, and sensory and motor functional assessment. This training addresses a need recognized by all stakeholders—physicians, neuroprosthetists, and healthcare professionals—who are seeking a solid education in the field of neuroprosthetics. Such training requires knowledge that cannot be acquired in just three years. The development of implantable prostheses and the specific needs of the populations for whom they are intended necessitate additional, career-oriented university training at the master’s level (Bac+5), which may lead to doctoral studies.

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The Benefits of the Training Program

 

 

 

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Objectives

The goal of this master’s program is to train a corps of specialists in neurostimulation, the adjustment of sensory and motor neuroprostheses, and the post-implantation follow-up of patients with implants. Graduates will be qualified to work for neuroprosthesis manufacturers, prosthesis adjustment centers, private or public hospital departments specializing in implantation, and post-implantation rehabilitation centers.

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Program

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Master's Degree (Year 1) in Sensory and Motor Neuroprostheses

Master's Degree (Year 1) in Sensory and Motor Neuroprostheses

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  • Tinnitus Management

    4 credits
  • Pathophysiology and Audiological Evaluation

    5 credits
    • Pathophysiology and Evaluation of Hearing CC

    • Pathophysiology and CT Evaluation of Hearing

  • Introduction to Electronics

    1 credit
  • Supervised Research Project

    4 credits
  • Introduction to Mathematics

    1 credit
  • Signal Acquisition/Processing Chain, Level 1

  • Applied Statistics in Biology

    5 credits
  • Introduction to Biological Signal Processing

    5 credits
    • Introduction to CC Biological Signal Processing

    • Introduction to CT Biological Signal Processing

  • English

    5 credits
    • English CT

    • English CC

  • Sensory Experience

    5 credits
    • CT Sensory Experience

    • Sensory Perception CC

  • Supervised Research Project

    4 credits
  • Medical Robotics 1

    4 credits
  • Applied Statistics in Biology

    5 credits
  • Thesis

    15 credits
    • Internship Report

    • Oral Exam

Master's Degree (Year 2) in Sensory and Motor Neuroprostheses

The Master 2 Program in Sensory and Motor Neuroprostheses

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  • Data Analysis and Visualization

    2 credits
  • Assessment and Speech Disorders

    5 credits
    • Assessment and Speech Disorders CC

    • CT Evaluation and Speech Disorders

  • Hearing Loss and Child Neuropsychology

    5 credits
  • Balance and Motor Skills Disorders

    3 credits
  • Neuroprosthesis 2

  • English

    5 credits
    • English CC

    • English CT

  • Data Acquisition and Signal Processing for Biomedical Applications

    5 credits
  • Clinical Audiology

    3 credits
  • Master's Degree (Year 2) Internship

    25 credits
    • Internship Report

    • Oral Exam

  • Cochlear and retinal implants

    5 credits
    • CT Cochlear and Retinal Implants

    • CC Cochlear and Retinal Implants

Admission

Admission Requirements

This master's program is open to hearing aid specialists, speech-language pathologists, orthoptists, physical therapists, and medical students

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Registration Procedures

Applications for the M1 program are submitted through the following platform: 

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