Education & Training
Masterclasses
Three stand-alone, one-day events, held consecutively twice a year. Delegates can register for one, two or three days. Relevant for any consultant or staff grade psychiatrist, non-consultant grade psychiatrist and trainees, pharmacists, GPs with a special interest in psychiatry and nurses who are supplementary prescribers.
Clinical Certificate
Six 1.5 day modules which include lectures, workshops and discussion sessions. Relevant for any consultant or staff grade psychiatrist, non-consultant grade psychiatrist and trainees, pharmacists, GPs with a special interest in psychiatry and nurses who are supplementary prescribers.
Pre-Clinical Certificate
A series of eight training modules held over a two-year cycle, covering key aspects of research on animals and humans as well as career development in this field. Relevant for novice and experienced psychopharmacologists, and those working in related fields.
Pre-Clinical Bursary Awards
The British Association for Psychopharmacology (BAP) is strongly committed to promoting and encouraging research in the area of preclinical and clinical Psychopharmacology.
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- InVivoStat Statistical Analysis on
23rd August 2010
New BAP Education web page describing InVivoStat: The Statistical Tool for all Psychopharmacologists. Click here to read more InVivoStat - Information for the Public on
4th August 2010
We are pleased to launch our Public Web Pages. These are intended for members of the public with an interest in psychopharmacology. Public Web Page - Review of Mental Health Research on
5th July 2010
In 2009, BAP contributed to the Medical Research Council’s Review of Mental Health Research. The Report has recently been published. A summary report may be found here; MRC Mental Health Research Summary Report. Professor Barbara Sahakian, who will become BAP President-elect later this month, has written an article in the Lancet “A UK strategy for mental health and wellbeing”, also available here; Lancet article