THE ESH 2020 SUMMER SCHOOL HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO 2021 AND WILL NOW TAKE PLACE:
11-16 September 2021, Sremski Karlovci , Serbia
Who Should Attend?
Younger candidates strongly devoted to hypertension coming both from basic research and clinical practice, primarily from European countries.
Although there is no specific age limit, candidates below the age of 40 should be preferred.
Please note the ESH Summer School is a once-in-a-lifetime event, which means each participant can attend the course only once in his/her life. The participants must be nominated by their National Society of Hypertension.
Topics to be covered:
- Basic research
- Clinical areas
Faculty
Hypertension Summer School brings together a truly international faculty, offering the unique opportunity to expose the fellows to a number of excellent local speakers.
Expenses
- Covered by the ESH: accommodation and travel costs of the faculty; the attendees’ accommodation and meals
- Covered by National Societies of Hypertension: attendees’ travel costs.
Travel grants will be provided by the ESH for countries facing economic hardship.
How to Apply
At least two candidates from each country (bigger countries may send more than two applications) should be nominated by National Societies of Hypertension in Europe.
The nomination should include a brief CV of the applicant including their contact details. Each National Society of Hypertension will be informed about the selection of candidates in June.
Contacts of the local organizer:
2021
Prof. Dragan Lovic
Clinic for Internal disease Intermedica
Cardiology Department-Hypertensive Centre
Singidunum University, School of Medicine
Nis, Serbia
draganl1@sbb.rs
All enquiries should be sent to:
Assist. Prof. Jana Brguljan
Coordinator ESH Summer Schools
Universitiy Medical Centre Ljubljana
Dpt. Of Internal Medicine, Hypertension Division
Dr. Peter Držaj Hospital
Vodnikova 6,
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone: +386 1 522 5462
Fax: +386 1 522 5600
jana.brguljan-hitij@guest.
Previous Summer Schools
The ESH 2013 Summer School was held in Portugal. The aim of the Summer Schools is to create a hypertension network among young European and non-European fellows, who are the next generation of hypertension clinicians, to facilitate collaborative research around the world .
Watch the video of the 2013 Summer School. History of ESH Summer Schools
View the Al-Qadissiyah University Event
History of ESH Summer Schools
Year | Country | City | Director |
1999 |
Germany |
Berlin |
Hermann Haller |
2000 |
Czech Republic |
Senohraby off Prague |
Renata Cifkova |
2001 |
Poland |
Gdansk |
Krzysztof Narkiewicz |
2002 |
United Kingdom |
Glasgow |
Anna Dominiczak |
2003 |
Sweden |
Ystad |
Peter Nilsson |
2004 |
Italy |
Brescia |
Enrico Agabiti Rosei |
2005 |
Hungary |
Visegrad |
Csaba Farsang |
2006 |
Spain |
Valencia |
Josep Redon |
2007 |
Greece |
Olympia |
Athanasios Manolis |
2008 |
France |
Grenoble |
Jean-Michel Mallion |
2009 |
Slovakia |
Smolenice |
Igor Riecansky |
2010 |
Croatia |
Rovinj |
Bojan Jelakovic |
2011 |
Spain |
Barcelona |
Antonio Coca |
2012 |
Ireland |
Dublin |
Alice Stanton |
2013 |
Portugal |
Porto |
Fernando Pinto |
2014 |
Bulgaria |
Varna |
Yoto Yotov |
2015 |
Austria |
Vienna |
Bruno Watschinger |
2016 |
Italy |
Sirmione |
Enrico Agabiti Rosei |
2017 |
Romania |
Snagov |
Maria Dorabantu |
2018 |
Switzerland |
Les Diablerets |
Michel Burnier |
2019 |
Greece |
Athens |
Costas Tsioufis |
2021 |
Serbia |
Sremski Karlovci |
Dragan Lovic |