The ESH Summer Schools provides a great opportunity for participants to learn more about Hypertension and associated diseases, to make new friends and to interact with other students and faculty.
Who Should Attend
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. Although there is no specific age limit, younger candidates strongly devoted to hypertension should be preferred. The participants must be nominated by their National Society of Hypertension.
Faculty
The ESH Hypertension Summer School brings together a truly international faculty, offering the unique opportunity to expose the fellows to excellent local speakers. The 2025 ESH Summer School will feature a lively format supporting interaction between attendees and the ESH faculty.
Expenses
The financial rules will be the same as in previous years:
- The attendees’ accommodation and meals will be covered by the ESH.
- The attendees’ travel costs should be covered by the National Societies of Hypertension.
- ESH will continue to provide some travel grants to countries facing economic difficulties.
How to Apply
Date: TBD
Venue: Sweden (Location TBD)
Only applications submitted by ESH Affiliated or Associated National Societies of Hypertension will be accepted. National Societies may submit only one (1) application per country. The nominations should include a brief CV of the applicants including their contact details (email address mandatory).
Applications should be sent to the ESH Coordinator, Mandy Elgner (eshcoordinator@eshonline.org).
For any questions, please contact:
ESH Summer School Coordinator
Assist. Prof. Jana Brguljan
Universitiy Medical Centre Ljubljana
Dept. of Internal Medicine, Hypertension Division
Dr. Peter Držaj Hospital
Vodnikova 6,
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
Phone: +386 1 522 5462
Fax: +386 1 522 5600
jana.brguljan-hitij@guest.arnes.si
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 |
Annecy |
Jean-Michel Mallion |
2009 |
Slovakia |
Smolenice |
Slavomira Filipova |
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 |
Schloss Hernstein |
Bruno Watschinger |
2016 |
Italy |
Sirmione |
Enrico Agabiti Rosei |
2017 |
Romania |
Snagov |
Maria Dorabantu |
2018 |
Switzerland |
Les Diablerets |
Michel Burnier |
2019 |
Greece |
Athens |
Costas Tsioufis |
2022 |
Serbia |
Arandjelovac |
Dragan Lovic |
2023 |
Italy |
Gazzada Schianno |
Gianfranco Parati |
2024 |
France |
Opio en Provence |
Atul Pathak |
2025 |
Sweden |
TBD |
Thomas Kahan |
2026 |
The Netherlands |
TBD |
Jan Danser |