Overview
Research training must take place in Europe
Host institutions may include:
Description
Research training must take place in Europe
Host institutions may include:
European universities
Research institutes
Clinical laboratories or hospitals
Applicants must not have previously worked at the proposed host institution or under the proposed mentor.
Eligibility
Applicants for the ECTRIMS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship must:
Hold an MD, PhD, ScD, or equivalent
Be an early-career scientist or physician
Propose a research project related to multiple sclerosis
Conduct training in a European laboratory or clinic
Not have worked previously at the proposed host institute or with the proposed mentor
Submit required documents from:
The applicant
Proposed mentor
Host training institute
Professional referees
Ensure the proposed mentor:
Is not listed on more than one application per cycle
Institutions may support multiple applications, but award limits apply per institution and category.
Additional Information
Host Location
Research training must take place in Europe
Host institutions may include:
European universities
Research institutes
Clinical laboratories or hospitals
Applicants must not have previously worked at the proposed host institution or under the proposed mentor.
Degree Level
Postdoctoral level
Open to researchers holding:
MD
PhD
ScD
Or equivalent doctoral qualification
The fellowship is suitable for young neuroscientists, clinician-scientists, and physicians at an early stage of their research careers.
Available Subjects
Research must be directly related to Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and may include, but is not limited to:
Neuroscience and Neuroimmunology
Clinical MS Research
Translational and Applied MS Research
Neuroimaging (MRI in MS)
MS Clinical Trials
MS Treatment and Care
NMOSD and MOGAD-related research
Nursing and Allied Health Professional (AHP) research
All scientific disciplines relevant to MS are eligible.
Fellowship Duration Funding
1-year or 2-year funded fellowship
Provides structured, mentored research training
Fellows and mentors must submit:
Annual progress reports
Financial accounting reports
Funding levels vary depending on duration and host country regulations.
Eligible Nationalities
Open to applicants of all nationalities
No citizenship restrictions
International researchers are welcome, provided training is conducted in Europe
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants for the ECTRIMS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship must:
Hold an MD, PhD, ScD, or equivalent
Be an early-career scientist or physician
Propose a research project related to multiple sclerosis
Conduct training in a European laboratory or clinic
Not have worked previously at the proposed host institute or with the proposed mentor
Submit required documents from:
The applicant
Proposed mentor
Host training institute
Professional referees
Ensure the proposed mentor:
Is not listed on more than one application per cycle
Institutions may support multiple applications, but award limits apply per institution and category.
Application Procedure
The ECTRIMS fellowship application process includes:
Identifying a suitable European host institution and mentor
Preparing a research proposal related to MS
Submitting required documents from:
Candidate
Mentor
Host institution
Referees
Completing the online application during the official submission period
Awaiting review by ECTRIMS selection committees
Note: Applications are evaluated based on academic excellence, research innovation, and potential impact on MS research.
Important Dates
Application submission periods vary each year
Applicants are typically informed of results several months after submission
Candidates should monitor official ECTRIMS announcements for updated timelines
About Ectrims
The world’s largest professional organisation dedicated to MS research and treatment
Facilitates:
Global scientific collaboration
Clinical training
Educational events and congresses
High-impact MS research initiatives
Plays a leading role in international MS guidelines and clinical trials
Why Apply For The Ectrims Fellowship
Access to top European MS research centres
Mentored training by leading MS experts
International recognition and career advancement
Contribution to improving MS treatment, diagnosis, and patient care
Strong professional networking through the ECTRIMS community
Frequently Asked Questions Faqs
Who can apply for the ECTRIMS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship? Researchers and physicians of any nationality holding an MD, PhD, ScD, or equivalent and working on MS-related research are eligible.
Is the ECTRIMS fellowship fully funded? The fellowship is funded for 1 or 2 years, covering approved research training costs. Funding details depend on fellowship duration and host institution.
Where must the ECTRIMS fellowship research be conducted? All research training must be conducted at a European laboratory or clinical institution, regardless of the applicant’s nationality.
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Funding
Partial Funding
Organization
Europe Universities
Degree
Masters, PhD, Bachelor
Subjects
Neuroscience, Health Sciences, Multiple Sclerosis
Nationality
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Country
Switzerland, Europe
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