Dear Doctor, Following our recent update regarding the new Modular Structure of the 13th European Biomechanics Course in Arezzo, we noticed your interest in this more flexible format. The ability to choose a 2, 4, or 5-week program is designed to help you navigate the current logistical challenges of international travel. However, we are fully aware that scheduling flexibility is only one part of the equation. The strength of the Swiss Franc and the rising costs of travel remain significant barriers. To concretely address this and support the international community, IOSS has officially implemented a new Scientific Grant System. Based on a precise macroeconomic index (incorporating your country's GDP per capita, Gini coefficient, and geopolitical factors), this system allocates a personalized grant ranging from 15% up to 50% off the standard tuition fees. An additional 10% bonus is also reserved for colleagues holding a teaching position in a Public University. Standard Fees & Grant Application| Module 1 (June 8 – 19) | Standard: 3,900 CHF | | Modules 1 + 2 (4 Weeks) | Standard: 7,400 CHF | | Full Program (5 Weeks) | Standard: 8,200 CHF |
IMPORTANT: We have allocated a strictly capped maximum budget of 20,000 CHF for these grants. Funds are being distributed strictly on a first-come, first-served basis upon the completion of the initial deposit. Once this budget is fully exhausted, no further grants can be issued.
We strongly advise you not to delay your inquiry, as the grant funds are being allocated rapidly and the total budget is being exhausted by early applicants. Please note: Applying for a grant is a non-binding inquiry.
You will receive your personalized authorization code first, allowing you to decide whether to proceed with the formal registration later. |
