ESC Congress Educational Grants
ESC Congress 2018
The aim of these grants is to encourage and support the development of the professional careers towards the fight against cardiovascular disease.
Recognising that the current regulatory environment is likely to impact the direct sponsorship of clinicians and scientists to congresses, the ESC is offering 200 Congress Educational Grants for ESC Congress 2018 in Munich.
Submission deadline is 22 February 2018, midnight CET
Successful applicants will receive € 850 as a contribution towards costs of travel and accommodation and will also benefit from a free congress registration and a one-year ESC Professional Membership.
Eligibility criteria
All healthcare professionals in the Cardiovascular field who are ESC Professional Member / Member of ESC are eligible to apply, priority will be given to applicants who are first-author of research submitted to ESC Congress 2018 as well as individuals from low & middle income countries
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There is no strict age limit, the applicant is required to complete all mandatory fields and upload a CV as well as a letter of recommendation/ reference from Head of Department/Hospital
Please note that you can not apply for multiple congress related grants within the European Society of Cardiology grant offers
Previous year ESC Congress Educational Grants awardees (2016 and 2017) are not illegible to apply for ESC Congress 2018 Educational Grants
Application deadline: 22 February 2018, midnight CET
Results notification: end of March 2018
Upon notification, confirmation of acceptance by the awardees and complementary information must be provided by end of April 2018.
Education at ESC Congress
ESC Congress is a unique opportunity for learning, exchange and practice enhancements. Over 30,000 delegates meet every year and make it the must attend event in Cardiology in the world.
For additional information please contact congress@escardio.org
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