Description
EULAR awards up to 10 bursaries for educational visits to health professionals other than physicians working in the field of rheumatology. The objective is to improve the standard of research and care for Health Professionals in Rheumatology (HPR) and to foster collaboration across country borders and clinical units within Europe. Bursaries will not be granted to applicants currently participating in a visiting programme abroad.
Important note: The applicant must be a member of the HPR organisation within this list.
The amount of each bursary is between EUR 750 and 1,500 (the annual total amount granted is EUR 15,000). Receipts for all costs need to be provided.
Application Requirements
Applications should include
After their stay, recipients are required to submit a report (1-2 pages) to the EULAR Office focusing on the results achieved.
The report should include
Application deadline: Application deadlines are 31 March and 30 September each year.
The following strengths are common among successful applicants to EULAR funding programmes:
✔ 1. Clear Alignment With Rheumatology Research or Practice
Applications must clearly address rheumatic and musculoskeletal disease challenges, whether research, training, or clinical practice impact is sought.
For HPR and research grants, alignment with important clinical questions and care improvement is essential. eular.org
For training grants, the proposed activity should tangibly enhance clinical/research capacity.
✔ 2. Realistic, Well-Defined Plans
Whether for a research project or a training placement:
Clear aims/objectives
Detailed methods and milestones
Feasibility within the grant period
Appropriate host/mentor arrangements
are essential for reviewer confidence.
✔ 3. Evidence of Collaboration and Multinational Relevance
For broader EULAR support (e.g., HPR Research Grant):
Multinational collaboration strengthens competitive proposals. eular.org
Projects influencing practice across several European contexts are valued.
✔ 4. Career Development Trajectory
Grants targeting young or early career fellows favour:
Clear linkage of activity to future research independence
Evidence of prior achievements and motivation for additional skills
✔ 5. Strong Mentor/Institution Support
Especially for training grants and mentorship awards:
Letters of support/binding agreements from host institutions are crucial
Demonstrated capacity to host the applicant and deliver the planned activity
enhances success chances.
✔ Engage early with host mentors or collaborators — especially for training placements requiring inter-institutional mobility.
✔ Leverage conference presentations to build visibility ahead of travel bursary applications.
✔ Showcase relevance to patient outcomes and guideline development to align with EULAR’s mission.
✔ Document dissemination plans (e.g., planned presentations/publications) to strengthen impact narratives.
| Type of Support | Target | Focus | Typical Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| HPR Research Grant | Health professionals in rheumatology | Multinational RMD research | Up to €45,000 eular.org |
| EULAR Scientific Training Grant | Early career fellows | Clinical/lab training abroad | Up to ~€12,600 (long) / ~€2,100 (short) Trialect+1 |
| Travel Bursaries | Presenting authors | Congress attendance support | Registration + travel aid EULAR Congress |
| Mentorship Programme | Emerging investigators | Career/research development | Counselling, exchanges eular.org |
| FOREUM Research Grants | Broad European RMD researchers | Competitive project funding | Varies; larger collaborative grants eular.org |
The applicant must be a member of the HPR organisation within this list.
Sponsor Institute/Organizations: European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology (EULAR)
Sponsor Type: Corporate/Non-Profit
Address: Seestrasse 240 CH 8802 Kilchberg (Zürich) Switzerland
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Mar 31, 2026
Mar 31, 2026
$1,755
Affiliation: European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology (EULAR)
Address: Seestrasse 240 CH 8802 Kilchberg (Zürich) Switzerland
Website URL: https://edu.eular.org/enrol/index.php?id=806
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