Dear Doctor, Following our recent update regarding the new Modular Structure of the 13th European Biomechanics Course in Arezzo, we hope this more flexible format—allowing you to choose a 2, 4, or 5-week program—meets your professional interest and scheduling needs. However, we have another important update: To support the international community in facing current economic challenges, IOSS has officially implemented a Scientific Grant System. Please note that these grants are not available to everyone; they are specifically reserved for colleagues practicing in countries where the GDP per capita is below the EU average. To determine if you qualify for a grant ranging from 15% up to 50% off the standard tuition fees, we encourage you to submit a non-binding inquiry. This is the only way to verify your eligibility based on current macroeconomic indices and remaining budget. 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 distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. We advise you not to delay your inquiry, as the budget is being exhausted by early applicants. Applying for a grant is a non-binding inquiry.
You will receive a personalized authorization code, allowing you to decide whether to proceed with the registration later. | 
