1. Comprehend the principles of psychiatry, neurology, neuropsychiatry, psychology, mental illness, and mental health, encompassing historical perspectives.

2. Possess thorough knowledge of key psychiatric disorders, including understanding risk factors, epidemiological aspects, their neurobiological and psychological foundations, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and treatment.

3. Demonstrate familiarity with primary animal models of psychiatric disorders and the application of emerging technologies in neuropsychiatry.

4. Skillfully analyze clinical cases on paper and scientific evidence, incorporating neurobiological, psychological, and pharmacological insights into psychiatric disorders.

5. Empower the students to work in a team.