This exciting one-week programme endorsed by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) offers participants the chance to connect with professionals from around the world and build important professional skills that will impact their lives and careers.
The 23rd edition of our Summer School will take place in Dublin, Ireland, from 29 June to 5 July 2025.
Dublin, Ireland's vibrant capital, blends rich history with a dynamic contemporary culture, featuring landmarks like Trinity College and cozy pubs with live music. Its bustling streets showcase a unique mix of heritage and modernity.
Featuring an experienced faculty board with a range of Clinical Microbiology (CM) and Infectious Diseases (ID) lectures, attendees will benefit from the workshop setting by having the opportunity to apply their knowledge in practical exercises. A special section in the agenda is dedicated to student presentations, offering the opportunity to share personal experiences and enhance presentation skills through feedback from recognised experts. Do not miss this memorable and enriching experience with ESCMID.
University College Dublin - UCD Campus, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland
The Attendance Grant covers the full registration fee which includes: educational material, six accommodation nights in a shared double-room, breakfasts, lunches, coffee breaks and social activities. The ESCMID Attendance Grant application deadline is 31 December 2024.
Please note the Attendance Grant will not cover travel expenses.
The programme combined a well-balanced mix of lectures in Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology with expert faculty sharing the latest research and insights in the field.
Registration fees for Summer School 2025 cover the course, educational material, entire stay in a single room, breakfasts, lunches, and coffee breaks. Registration deadline in 30 May 2025.
Registration without accommodation will provide a discount of 150 EUR.
At summer school, you can develop public speaking skills in a safe environment and receive feedback from the faculty and your peers. During the registration process, participants are requested to disclose the topic they will present during Summer School. The student presentation will consist of a 5-minute presentation followed by 5 minutes of feedback. The 10-minute oral presentation is an effective way to try out new ideas and improve your public speaking skills. The presentation topic can be a clinical case study or a research project. The sessions will focus on improving presentation skills rather than discussing the topic. In advance of summer school, one of ESCMID's educational experts will provide detailed guidance on slides, body language, and voice use in a tutorial video format.
ESCMID will apply for European CME accreditation through EACCME. Details will follow soon.