Courses co-organized and/or supported by ESHG
Below is a list of future courses which are supported and/or (co-)organised by the ESHG. ESHG Fellowships are available.
Course | City | Date | Organisers | Downloads/Links |
Hereditary Cancer Genetics - Virtual Participation | On-demand Recordings | October 1 - December 31, 2024 | N. Hoogerbrugge and D. Turchetti (directors), C. Oliveira, E. Holinski-Feder, H.H. Vetti | |
9th ESHG Cardiac Genetics Course | Manchester, UK | March 15-18, 2025 | Bill Newman & Bart Loeys | Coming soon |
ESHG Precision Genomic Medicine: A Focus on Clinical Utility | Dublin, Ireland | April 9-11, 2025 | Course with James O'Byrne In partnership with CCMG & and HGSA | View the Flyer Early enquiries |
Clinical Genomics and NGS | Bertinoro, Italy | May 3-9, 2025 | Coming soon | |
Basic and Advanced Course in GC | Bertinoro, Italy | November 8-14, 2025 | Coming soon |
Courses in collaboration with the University of Bertinoro
The European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) has developed a partnership with the European School of Genetic Medicine (ESGM), in order to promote advanced training in human-medical genetics and preventive medicine in Europe. The European School of Genetic Medicine organizes courses in the charming venues of Bertinoro (Italy). These courses began in 1988 with the first course in Medical Genetics of the European School of Genetic Medicine directed by Prof. Victor A. McKusick.
More information and contact: www.ceub.it
Roberta Partisani, Email: rpartisani(at)ceub.it
Tel: +39 0543 446500-556, Fax: +39 0543 446557
The ESHG regularly supports and/or co-organises the following courses
- Clinical Genomics and NGS Course, Bertinoro (in cooperation with the CEUB)
- Eye Genetics Course, Bertinoro (in cooperation with the CEUB)
- Basic and Advanced Course on Genetic Counselling, Bertinoro (in cooperation with the CEUB)
- Course in Hereditary Cancer Genetics, Bertinoro (in cooperation with the CEUB)
- Cardiac Genetics Training Course, Manchester/Antwerp (in cooperation with the Manchester Centre for Genomic Medicine and the Universities of Antwerp and Nijmegen)
- Introduction to the statistical analysis of GWAS, London (in cooperation with the Imperial College London)
- Basics in Human Genetic Diagnostics - A course for CLGs in education, changing locations (in cooperation with the University of Jena)
You are organising a course? How to apply for support?