ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Pharmacy
Language(s) of instruction
French
Presentation
Initially created around hearing prostheses (middle ear implants, cochlear implants, brainstem implants), this course aims to broaden its scope to include sensory neuroprostheses (visual implants) and motor neuroprostheses (stimulators). The course offers in-depth training in neurostimulation, implantable prostheses, prosthetic adaptation and functional sensory and motor exploration. This training meets a need recognized by all those involved - doctors, neuroprosthetists and nursing staff - who are looking for solid training in the field of neuroprosthetics. Such training requires knowledge that cannot be acquired in just 3 years. The development of implantable prostheses, and the specific nature of the populations they are designed to help, call for additional professional training at Master's level (Bac+5), leading to doctoral studies.
Objectives
The aim of this Master's degree is to train a corps of specialists in neurostimulation, adjustment of sensory and motor neuroprostheses, and post-implantation follow-up of implanted patients. The students trained will be able to work for neuroprosthesis manufacturers, prosthesis adjustment centers, private or public hospital departments specializing in implantation, and post-implantation rehabilitation centers.
Program
Select a program
Master 1 Sensory and motor neuroprostheses
Master 1 Sensory and motor neuroprostheses
Tinnitus management
4 creditsPathophysiology and hearing exploration
5 creditsProlegomena of Electronics
1 creditsSupervised research
4 creditsProlegomena of Mathematics
1 creditsSignal Acquisition/Processing Level 1
Statistics applied to biology
5 creditsIntroduction to biological signal processing
5 creditsEnglish
5 credits
Sensoriality
5 creditsSupervised research
4 creditsMedical robotics 1
4 creditsStatistics applied to biology
5 creditsMemory
15 credits
Master 2 Sensory and motor neuroprostheses
Master 2 Sensory and motor neuroprostheses
Data analysis and visualization
2 creditsSpeech exploration and disorders
5 creditsDeafness and child neuropsychology
5 creditsBalance and motor skills disorders
3 creditsNeuroprosthesis 2
English
5 creditsBiomedical data acquisition and signal processing
5 creditsClinical Audiology
3 credits
Admission
Access conditions
This master's degree is open to audioprosthetists, speech therapists, orthoptists, physiotherapists and medical students.
How to register
Applications for M1 must be made on the following platform:
- French & European students: follow the "My Master" procedure on the website: https: //www.monmaster.gouv.fr/