Definition of an early career scientist

For benefits related to ECNP Membership, ECNP Research Internship, Awards, Congress and Workshops

  • Not older than 40 years (on the first day of the meeting)
  • Must be resident in Europe (Europe being the 47 countries of the Council of Europe  plus Israel and Belarus)*
  • Pre-doctoral or doctoral student 
    or
    Post-doc (within first four years of employment after having received their PhD)
    or 
    Resident (MD’s in training within first five years after becoming MD)

*This does not apply to the Early Career Scientist registration fee for the ECNP Congress.

 

 ECNP Junior scientists 

 

For benefits related to the ECNP Schools

  • The schools are intended for outstanding, 'up and coming’ young psychiatrists who aspire to lead the profession in their home country in the coming years.
    Applicants with substantial research training may apply during their residency (preferable after at least 2 years of clinical practice).
    Applicants who have completed residency should normally not have completed more than 6 years in full time practice.
  • The schools are only for residents in Europe (Europe being the 47 countries of the Council of Europe plus Israel and Belarus)