This module introduces the basic principles of clinical neurology, including the structure and function of the nervous system, neurological terminology, and the fundamentals of neurological assessment.

Students learn detailed neuroanatomy and the functional organization of the brain, spinal cord, cranial nerves, and peripheral nervous system.

This module develops clinical skills in neurological history taking and examination techniques used in neurological diagnosis.

Students gain knowledge of laboratory investigations and neurodiagnostic tools commonly used in clinical neurology.

This module focuses on the classification, diagnosis, and management of headache syndromes and neurological pain disorders.

Students study stroke syndromes, transient ischemic attacks, and vascular disorders affecting the nervous system.

This module covers seizure classification, epilepsy syndromes, diagnostic evaluation, and treatment strategies.

Students learn about movement disorders including Parkinson’s disease, tremors, dystonia, and related conditions.

This module focuses on diseases affecting muscles, neuromuscular junctions, and peripheral nerves.

Students study autoimmune neurological disorders and demyelinating diseases affecting the central nervous system.

This module introduces degenerative neurological diseases affecting cognition, memory, and motor functions.

Students learn about neurological infections and inflammatory disorders affecting the brain and spinal cord.

This module focuses on neurological disorders in infants and children, including developmental and genetic conditions.

Students gain knowledge of neurological emergencies and intensive care management principles.

This module explores neurological sleep disorders and behavioral changes associated with neurological disease.

This module emphasizes clinical reasoning, case-based learning, and interpretation of neurological evidence and guidelines.

The final module consolidates learning through revision, research activities, and comprehensive assessments.