Education

Explore eight new eanCampus Spotlight Modules this summer, featuring expert-curated neurology content and a chance to win an EAN Congress 2027 registration.

This thought-provoking discussion showed how understanding sex, gender, and diversity can help neurologists deliver more personalised and inclusive care for every patient.

Report on a joint session between the Romanian Neurological Society's Young Neurologists’ Working Group and the EAN Resident & Research Fellow Section at the Romanian national neurology congress

The EAN Education Committee is happy to announce and introduce the recipients of the 2026 Student Teaser Fellowship

Application is now open for the EAN Research Fellowship programme until 31 August

We are delighted to report on the EAN Spring School 2026, which once again took place in the beautiful venue of Steinschaler Dörfl in Lower Austria on 29 April – 3 May 2026.

The EAN Student Task Force is pleased to present the winners of this year’s ‘Why Neurology?’ essay competition. The winners will present their work onsite in Geneva at EAN 2026.

We are delighted to invite you to take part in the EAN Regional Teaching Day in Yerevan, Armenia, on 22 May 2026.

Reports from two EAN Clinical Fellowship participants on their experiences in Paris (FR) and Barcelona (ES).

The European Academy of Neurology (EAN) is looking for a Deputy Editor-in-Chief for its e-Learning Editorial Board.

On 21-22 March 2026, the EAN RRFS Representatives Network Meeting convened young neurologists and researchers from across Europe to review ongoing initiatives and shape future efforts within the EAN.

Application is now open for the next EAN Autumn School, taking place in Vienna, Austria, on 21–25 October 2026.

Facts, figures and the lucky winner of the prize draw for free congress registration following the 24 Days, 24 Modules eanCampus Challenge

The EAN and the Turkish Neurological Society Neuroimmunology Working Group announce a Regional Teaching Course in Istanbul, Türkiye, on 3–5 September.

EAN Research Fellows share insights from their training and research in multiple sclerosis, neurogenetics, and bioinformatics in London and Newcastle.