The ECNP School of Neuropsychopharmacology, established in 2009, is directed to the question:
How do we ensure that clinical neuropsychopharmacology
will be practised to a high standard in 20 years time?
The aim of the ECNP School of Neuropsychopharmacology is to encourage excellence in clinical neuropsychopharmacology of psychiatrists within 5 years of receiving their defining qualification,
who are likely to become the key leaders in individual countries. The candidates will receive high level training in neuropsychopharmacology from a faculty of international experts and will be involved in the development of local good practice in teaching and training.
The ECNP School takes place once a year in Oxford, United Kingdom. The application period runs from
1 January to 1 April. Candidates should send the completed application form to the member of the ECNP Advisory Board of National Societies at their country. Each member of the Advisory Board may nominate two to three candidates. A maximum of 50 young psychiatrists will be accepted and their travel (table of tariffs) and accommodation expenses will be subsidised