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Application period is April 1 – May 31, 2026 for schools taking place in 2027.
"IBRO Schools Support Program for Neuroscience Training" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
IBRO Schools Support Program for Neuroscience Training is sponsored by International Brain Research Organization (IBRO). IBRO Schools Support Program for Neuroscience Training is a grant from the International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) that funds the organization of neuroscience training schools emphasizing diversity and excellence for participants from economically disadvantaged backgrou…
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IBRO Schools Support | Funding to Organize Neuroscience School About the Call for School Proposals Foundation Training School Advanced Training Schools Funding Terms and Conditions This program supports the organization of schools on varying themes, with emphasis on training those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
IBRO Schools Support provides funding support to organize neuroscience schools, which serve as unique opportunities for the mixing of faculty and students from different parts of the world. IBRO-supported schools are defined by diversity and excellence. They bring together diverse organizing committees, faculty, and students, with a strong emphasis on training participants from underserved and underrepresented regions and backgrounds.
In addition, they offer structured educational programs lasting a minimum of one working week, led by distinguished scientists with the capacity, experience and commitment to teach early career researchers. Check out IBRO-supported neuroscience schools in our Training Calendar and Training Map . Foundation Training Schools: maximum funding 25,000 USD Co-funding and/or in-kind support is highly encouraged but not required.
In-kind support may include accommodation, local transport, venue/lab access, staff time, etc. Minimum duration of 5 days . Primarily lecture-centered with group discussions. Inclusion of experimental components with basic hands-on experience .
Full coverage of course fees, travel, accommodation and meals for 20–40 national and/or regional students . International participation is not required but may be included if funds permit. Target participants are MBBS, MSc and/or Ph.
D. students . Advanced Training Schools : maximum funding 50,000 USD Demonstration of co-funding or in-kind support is required .
In-kind support may include accommodation, local transport, venue/lab access, staff time, etc. Minimum duration of 2 full working weeks (10 days) .
Strong emphasis on hands-on laboratory training in well-defined research projects Focus on advanced theoretical and technological developments in neuroscience Host laboratories must demonstrate access to advanced technologies Full coverage of course fees, travel, accommodation and meals for up to 30 students . At least 50% of participants must be international . Target participants are senior Ph.
D. students, postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty . IBRO invites applications for Foundation Training and Advanced Training Schools from those planning to organize schools taking place in 2027 .
The organizers must meet the following program requirements: Students’ costs : All course fees, travel, accommodation, and meals should be covered for IBRO-supported students for the duration of the school. Gender and geographic diversity: Organizers must ensure geographic diversity and strictly respect a gender balance of at least 45%/55% within the organizing committee and faculty, as well as the participating students.
All supported schools are required to submit the final program and a list of students for approval before grant payments can be issued. Confirmed speaker list: a list of confirmed speakers is required at the time of application. The list must adhere to the gender and geographic diversity representation specified above.
Applicants are encouraged to consider organizing their IBRO-supported schools in coordination with the IBRO World Congress in Cape Town, South Africa to facilitate participation in Congress activities and strengthen connections within the global neuroscience community.
To further support engagement with the Congress and promote regional scientific development, priority will be given to proposals planning schools in South Africa in 2027 .
Course fees, travel, accommodation, and meals for participating students and speakers Teaching materials, laboratory supplies, and venue-related costs Organizing committee meetings See 2026 supported schools X Latin American School on Computational Neuroscience (LASCON 2026) Simons Computational Neuroscience Imbizo Cochin University of Science and Technology Brain-Immune Interactions: From Molecular Mechanisms to Behaviour University of Global Health Equity The 18th Teaching Tools Workshops in Africa SmartBrains: NeuroAI, Neurotechnology and Career Development Tools for Emerging Neuroscientist CAJAL Advanced Neuroscience Training Programme Neural Organoids – CAJAL Course 2026 Ettore Majorana Foundation and Centre for Scientific Culture Complexity in mental health: the interplay between brain, behavior, and context The Australasian Neuroscience Society ACAN – Australasian Course in Advanced Neuroscience Transylvanian Institute of Neuroscience * Transylvanian Experimental Neuroscience Summer School (TENSS) B.
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Koirala Institute of Health Sciences Bridging Neuroanatomy and Experimental Animal Research for Advancing Neuroscience in Nepal Accra College of Medicine School of Neuropsychopharmacology RIKEN Center for Brain Science * RIKEN CBS Summer Program 2026 Andean University of Cusco Translational Neuroscience School Ivane Beritashvili Center of Experimental Biomedicine NeuroLab School: Experimental Techniques and Research Competency Development I FALAN Latin American Training Program in Neuroscience National Cheng Kung University Computational Approaches to Exploring the Mind AFRICA Neuroscience School Neuroimmunology and Neurochemistry National Brain Research Center Neuroimaging in Neuroscience: Techniques and Applications Across Systems Behavioral Neuroscience for Well-Being: Sleep, Cognitive and Social Brain Sciences African Brain Data Network (ABDN) African Brain Data Science Academy (ABDSA) University of Nairobi and Newcastle University Neurodegeneration, Mental Health and Dementia in LMICs 2026 Instituto de Investigaciones Biológicas Clemente Estable Science Diplomacy, Neuroscience, Technology and Society School * This school is funded in the context of longer-term collaborations under the new IBRO Regional Support Framework.
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For any queries, please contact the IBRO programs team . IBRO Society Meeting Support Interview: Training the Next Generation of Neuroscientists
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations planning neuroscience training schools in 2027; must cover all fees, travel, accommodation, and meals for participants; must ensure at least 45%/55% gender balance; advanced schools require co-funding or in-kind support. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $25,000 (Foundation) / Up to $50,000 (Advanced). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was May 31, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
IBRO Schools Support Program for Neuroscience Training is funded by International Brain Research Organization (IBRO). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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