The EAN Education Committee is happy to announce and introduce the recipients of the 2022 Student Teaser Fellowship. Congratulations to the winners!
Here we are posting information related to educational activities organised by the EAN but also by partner societies.
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The EAN Spring School is available to 120 clinical neurologists in training who have not yet completed their residency or clinical speciality training. -
The EAN Education Committee has received numerous applications for the 2022 Research Fellowship and we are happy to announce and introduce the recipients below. -
Read the latest reports on EAN clinical fellowships in Innsbruck (AT) and Linz (AT) -
Read the latest reports on EAN clinical fellowships in Dianalund (DK) and London (UK)
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On 3-4 September, 2021, the Virtual Regional Teaching Course in Turkey took place, with more than 250 local medical professionals participating in the online event. -
We are happy to announce the first Regional Teaching Course to take place in Nicosia, Cyprus on 11-13 March, 2022. -
On 16 September, 2021 the Virtual EAN-Day took place in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, organised by the EAN and the Society of Neurologists of the Republic of Moldova. -
Read the latest reports on EAN clinical fellowships in London (UK) and Antwerp (BE)
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Read the latest reports on EAN clinical fellowships in Unna (DE) and Graz (AT)!
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EAN was able to welcome 46 participants from 15 countries - Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey and Ukraine - to Loutraki. -
EAN NewsEducation cornerEducationRegistration open for new EAN Webinar on biomarker-based diagnosis
The latest EAN webinar, on 'Biomarker-based etiological diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment and mild dementia' takes place on 28 October -
The EAN Mentorship programme was launched during the Virtual Congress in June 2021 -
Read latest clinical fellowship reports from 2021!
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Launched during the virtual congress in June 2021, EAN would like to foster interest and connection to the very early career medical students who are still considering whether they want to proceed into the field of neurology, or to those who have already found their way to neurology but are still a bit unsure to which sub-specialty their journey might lead them.