HLTH SC 3201 - Human Motor Behaviour and Learning

Human Motor Behaviour and Learning is a third-year course that consists of short online lectures, workshops, practicals and small group discovery component. In this course, students will be introduced to the theory and application of knowledge in the field of human movement; with an emphasis on the role of the nervous system in influencing optimal motor control and learning. Students will also be exposed to changes in motor control and learning across the lifespan as well as with abnormalities (including Stroke and Parkinson’s disease). The practical component will provide the hands-on experience with conducting experiments relevant to movement control and learning and reinforce concepts covered in lecture.