BAP Education: Pre-Clinical Bursary Awards

Bursary Awards for Undertaking the BAP Certificate in Pre-clinical Psychopharmacology

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

To further support pre-clinical scientists and our continuing commitment to advancing understanding in the area of Psychopharmacology, the BAP relaunched the competitive award in the form of a bursary scheme from July 2011. The scheme benefits individuals wishing to further their professional development and expertise in important topics of Pre-clinical Psychopharmacology by undertaking the BAP Certificate in Pre-clinical Psychopharmacology.

These competitive, BAP Council-panel reviewed, awards enable the successful candidates to attend all 8 of the Pre-clinical Certificate training modules, with completion resulting in the award of a Certificate.

Bursary Details

A list of the modules and further details of the Pre-clinical Certificate can be found here.

Bursary application criteria and procedure

Details about future Bursaries will be posted as soon as the information is available.

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