Standing undergraduate and graduate courses taught by Prof. Jiang.
Introduction to psycholinguistics at undergraduate and graduate levels — cognitive mechanisms of lexical access, sentence comprehension, and discourse / context processing, alongside the core experimental paradigms and methods (behavioural reaction time, eye-tracking, ERP).
Neurolinguistics with a focus on the brain mechanisms of language — language-relevant brain regions and networks, non-invasive neuroimaging methods (EEG / ERP and fMRI), and the neural bases of language function in healthy and clinical populations.
Topics in language disorders — patterns of language, voice, and pragmatic impairment in aphasia, specific language impairment, autism spectrum, Parkinson's disease, and related clinical populations, with assessment methods and translational applications.