This course will provide students with a general introduction to underlying biological principles and mechanisms which give rise to complex human cognitive function and behavior. Topics to be covered include the anatomical structure and physiological properties of nerve cells and how they communicate, anatomical and functional structure of human brain, processing in sensory, motor and high cognitive functions. This will also include functional brain image methods, neuropsychological measurement to assess cognitive function and introduction of psychiatric and neurological disease. Students will have chance to present and discuss on classical or updated articles and their own projects.