european graduate school in addiction research

european graduate school in addiction research

http://tu-dresden.de
EUROPEAN GRADUATE SCHOOL IN
ADDICTION RESEARCH (ESADD)
2014-2015
Promote your research career: apply for free participation now!
ESADD provides a two-year post-graduate programme for PhD/MD candidates who strive for excellence in addiction research. You will meet research colleagues and senior researchers from all over Europe, experience high level education and training by top scientific experts and learn how to communicate effectively your work in a high
competitive field.
Participants continue to work at their university/research institute. The school combines 4 seminar weeks in Dresden, one week in Amsterdam and one week in Barcelona,
supervised homework, intranet-based exchange between the participants and an internship in a foreign research institute. Funding by the Volkswagen Foundation allows
ESADD to offer up to 16 scholarships for participation in 2014/2015 (free travel and accommodation, coverage of course fees).
Seminar topics are state-of-the-art science in major fields of addiction and various academic skills, presented by leading experts in the field:
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Basic neurobiological and behavioral research
Epidemiology, prevention and treatment research
Public health research
Aetiological models for onset, course and cessation/relapse
of addictive disorders including gambling and other
behavioral addictions
Health economics
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Research designs
Poster and oral presentations
Preparing manuscripts, reviews and grant applications
Selective advanced statistic
CIDI, MATE and other diagnostic tools
Upon completion of the School, you will receive a Certificate (and equivalent ETCS points) conferred by the Technischen Universitaet Dresden and the DIU Dresden International University.
Further information
http://www.psychologie.tu-dresden.de/i2/klinische/index.html or http://www.di-uni.de/index.php?id=91
How to apply?
Conditions for Admission
• Citizen of an European country
• Academic qualification in psychology, medicine
or equivalent
• PhD/MD candidate with specialization in addiction research
• Member of a university or research institute
• High level of proficiency in English (equivalent of
about IELTS 7.0/TOEFL 240 computer based)
Documents for Application
• Letter of interest
• CV with copies of your Certificates (master
or equivalent; in German or English)
• PhD/MD concept
• Poster, presentations or publications, if available
• Letter of support by your PhD/MD supervisor
• Application form (see webpage)
Address for submitting applications
(by email)
• Deadline: 8 July 2013
DRESDEN INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERISTY (DIU)
Silke Clauß
Chemnitzer Str. 46b
01187 Dresden
eMail [email protected]
Board
Advisory Board
Lecturers (selection)
Director
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Buehringer
Prof. Wim van den Brink
Institute for Addiction Research, Academic Medical Center of the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Prof. Dr. Wim van den Brink
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Curriculum & Management
Dr. Sarah Forberger
Prof. Thomas Goschke
Chair for General Psychology, Technische Universität
Dresden, Germany
Scientific affairs
Dr. Silke Behrendt
TU Dresden
Institute of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy
Chair of Addiction Research
Prof. Michael Gossop
National Addiction Centre, Kings College, University of
London, United Kingdom
Prof. Andreas Heinz
Psychiatric Hospital, Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Campus
Charité – Mitte, Germany
Prof. Jürgen Rehm
University of Toronto, Canada and Technischen Universität Dresden, Germany
Phone +49 351 463-39827
Fax
+49 351 463-39830
Prof. Marta Torrens
Institut of Neuropsychiatry & Addiction and Universitat
Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
eMail [email protected]
Prof. Hans-Ulrich Wittchen
Institute of Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Bühringer
Technische Universität Dresden
Prof. Dr. Thomas Goschke
Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Rehm
University of Toronto, Canada
Prof. Dr. Robin Room
Turning Point Australia
Prof. Dr. Gerard M. Schippers
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Prof. Dr. Marta Torrens
Institut of Neuropsychiatry & Addiction and Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
Prof. Dr. Hans-Ulrich Wittchen
Technische Universitöt Dresden, Germany
Prof. Dr. Reinout Wiers
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands