Created by the University of Bern for healthcare professionals looking to specialise in an increasingly important field, the CAS in Brain Health offers the knowledge, skills, and network to make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients across the globe.
This programme includes four modules:
- Introduction to Brain Health
- Brain Disorders and their Risk Factors
- Brain Health Interventions
- Brain Health Implementation
Each module is designed not only to provide theoretical knowledge but also to offer practical applications through case studies and interactive discussions, ensuring that participants understand and can implement the new knowledge they gain.
Learn more about the CAS in Brain Health!
Join a live Q&A session on Tuesday, 1 October 2024, at 17:00 (CEST)
One of the programme’s unique features is its interdisciplinary approach, drawing on expertise from fields such as neurology, psychology, nutrition, and even sports science, to provide a holistic view of brain health. This multidisciplinary curriculum fosters an environment where professionals from diverse healthcare sectors can share knowledge and strategies, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the interventions taught.
Career prospects for graduates of this programme are extensive. Opportunities exist within healthcare organisations, community settings, research institutions, government agencies, and non-profit organisations. Positions might range from health educators and community health workers to researchers and programme coordinators, with options to pursue further specialisation in areas like neuroscience and public health.
The CAS in Brain Health is not just an educational programme; it is a step towards a global initiative to improve public health outcomes by focusing on the prevention and management of brain disorders. It represents a significant advancement in medical education, aligning with current global health strategies, the Brain Health Mission, and the needs of an aging population.
Application deadline: 31 October 2024
Start: December 2024
Scope: 15 ECTS (~375-450 working hours)
Tuition Fee: CHF 6,000 (approx. EUR 6,425)
EAN Scholarships:
The European Academy of Neurology offers different scholarship types for participants who:
- are residents of EAN member countries and corresponding member countries
- come from low, lower-middle or upper-middle income countries*: 3 partial scholarships (CHF 4,000)
- come from high-income countries*: 3 partial scholarship (CHF 2,000)
(* as defined by the World Bank)
To be considered for an EAN scholarship, please read the EAN scholarship information for CAS in Brain Health programme.
Additional Benefits
- During the one-year programme, the EAN offers one year of free access to eanCampus (available upon successful application)
- Successful graduates can apply to participate in the EAN Advocacy programme
All further information can be found online: CAS Brain Health
This programme is hosted by University of Bern – Faculty of Medicine, in cooperation with the EAN, and the Swiss Federation of Clinical Neuro-Societies (SFCNS)
