BAP Education: Pre-Clinical Bursary Awards

Bursary Awards for Undertaking the BAP Certificate in Preclinical Psychopharmacology

Applications for 2010-2011 awards NOW CLOSED

The British Association for Psychopharmacology (BAP) is strongly committed to promoting and encouraging research in the area of preclinical and clinical Psychopharmacology.

For many years the BAP has provided high calibre training in psychopharmacology through the highly successful and over-subscribed Clinical Certificate and the popular and acclaimed Preclinical Certificate.

To further support preclinical scientists and to confirm our continuing commitment to advancing understanding in Psychopharmacology the BAP is pleased to extend, for a second year, its scheme for offering bursaries to individuals wishing to further their professional development and expertise in Preclinical Psychopharmacology.

The bursaries, which will be awarded on a competitive basis, will enable successful candidates to attend all eight of the Preclinical Certificate training modules, leading to the award of a Preclinical Certificate in Psychopharmacology.

Bursary Details

A list of the modules and further details of the Preclinical Certificate can be found here.

Bursary application criteria and procedure

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