This is a course focused on human monetary decision making. It combines findings from behavioral and neural sciences (cognitive neuroscience, Neuroeconomics and Neurofinance; social endocrinology, behavioral finance) to elucidate how human beings make financial decisions. It is based on examples of neural and behavioral research on monetary and investment choices. Topics include fundamental tools in neuroeconomics, the neurobiology of valuation, choice and learning; morality, social decision making, decision-making under uncertainty, neurofinance, belief formation, neuroforecasting, pathological decision-making. It will encourage future thinking and speculation about the potential applications of the state-of-the-art research in supporting individual and collective decision-making and teach how to select and use valid scientific facts.