Collaboration

EURON is an established network with an international, structured training programme
combining the expertise of our partners.

Research

The research training by a multidisciplinary staff in an international context will equip a new generation of neuroscientists
with unique set of skills in research, networking and scientific collaboration.

Education

EURON aims to reach Excellence in Neuroscience in Europe by promoting a high level of competence in research,
networking and other generic skills required for high-profile careers in research, education, science policy and industry.

Translational

EURON brings together basic and clinical neuroscience research themes with a translational focus.

The European Graduate School of Neuroscience (EURON) is a Graduate School consisting of institutes and departments of seven universities in Belgium (UC Louvain and University of Hasselt), Germany (RWTH Aachen University and Universität Köln), France (Université de Lille), Luxembourg (Université de Luxembourg) and the Netherlands (Maastricht University). EURON is coordinated by the School for Mental Health and Neuroscience (MHeNs) from Maastricht University.


The EURON partners aim to share expertise, knowledge and infrastructure to offer PhD students a unique chance to broaden their research competencies by offering a training programme consisting of courses and workshops, by stimulating mobility between the partners and through facilitating the organization of joint Doctorates between the partner universities.

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    Mobility Grant

    EURON Mobility Grant

    EURON is there to help you financially through our mobility grant. PhD’s from research groups affiliated to EURON partners are invited to apply.

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  • Upcoming Events

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    MHeNs Translational Neuroscience Lecture

    MHeNs organises a Translational Neuroscience lecture series with both internal and external/ international speakers.

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    EURON PhD Days 2024 - Save the date!

    EURON PhD Days are an opportunity for PhD students to discuss their findings, thoughts, and insights with other PhD students and senior researchers while learning about recent proceedings in science occurring outside of their own university.

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