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ECTRIMS Research Fellowship in Switzerland 2025
The ECTRIMS Research Fellowship in Switzerland is open to young neuroscientists from all nations, aiming to support their involvement in basic, clinical, or applied research on multiple sclerosis. This program’s primary goal is to promote knowledge sharing and expand the community of research scientists dedicated to tackling multiple sclerosis challenges. Offered by the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS), this fellowship is available to postdoctoral students. If you aspire to become an ECTRIMS fellow, apply for the ECTRIMS Research Fellowship in Switzerland 2024.
The ECTRIMS Fellowship provides a unique opportunity for fellows to develop a clear research project—whether basic, clinical, or applied—during their fellowship, working closely with a mentor at the host institution. The program includes a period of research in a European laboratory or clinic focused on multiple sclerosis. The fellowship duration is one to two years, starting in June 2025. This program is ideal for those seeking postdoctoral research opportunities in Europe, particularly in Switzerland. ECTRIMS offers funded fellowships of one or two years in a European lab or clinic, providing an annual stipend and covering transportation expenses for all fellows.
The ECTRIMS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program is research-intensive, requiring fellows to participate in annual ECTRIMS congresses and present their funded research. ECTRIMS covers travel and accommodation expenses for congress participation. While the fellowship primarily focuses on research, fellows can allocate up to 10% of their time to teaching or clinical care unrelated to their research project or coursework.
Benefits of ECTRIMS Research Fellowship
The ECTRIMS postdoc fellowship offers each fellow an annual stipend of 55,000 EUR.
ECTRIMS will also cover economy transportation expenses from the fellow’s home location to the training city and back. Reimbursement for transportation costs will be given directly to the fellow upon the submission of receipts to ECTRIMS.
All fellows receive training in research methodologies related to multiple sclerosis (MS) under the mentorship of professionals.
In addition, fellows have the opportunity to work in a European laboratory or clinic. Hence, promoting international collaboration and exposure to diverse research environments.
The fellowship exchange program 2025 encourages fellows to present their research findings at annual ECTRIMS congresses. Thus, providing a platform to showcase their work.
ECTRIMS fellows will get a chance to engage with the global multiple sclerosis (MS) research community.
Through the ECTRIMS Research Training Fellowship Programme, fellows will get to experience cultural diversity through exposure to different cultures within Europe and the chance to study in Switzerland.
The ECTRIMS Fellowship Program is open to scientists and physicians of any nationality holding an MD, PhD, ScD, or equivalent qualification.
Citizens from any country are eligible to apply. However, the research training itself must be conducted in a European laboratory or clinic.
Candidates must have an interest in research training revolving around multiple sclerosis (MS).
Similarly, research topics must be directly related to MS, spanning its various specialties and fields.
Candidates must have obtained their advanced degree(s) before starting this European fellowship.
Moreover, at the time of application, fellows should not have more than 12 months of previous postdoctoral training at the same host institution or under the same mentor.
For senior candidates, the overall postdoctoral experience should not exceed five years beyond their final degree (PhD, MD, ScD, or equivalent).
Successful applicants, in general, should be under 40 years of age at the time of application. However, there may be exceptions under special circumstances.
Language proficiency is an essential requirement of the ECTRIMS Research Training Fellowship Programme. Both candidates and mentors must confirm that there will be no language barriers hindering the training experience.
European citizens applying for the ECTRIMS fellowship 2025 should select a laboratory or clinic situated in a European country different from their own citizenship.