About EASL Schools

Do you want to organize an EASL School?

If you want to organize a school on hepatology and liver-related disease please send your proposal before 30 September of each year. The final approval will be made in December by the EASL dedicated committee.

For any question about organizing an EASL School, please contact: schools@easloffice.eu

Do you want to attend an EASL School?

Application to the clinical and basic EASL Schools of Hepatology is free and open to young fellows under the age of 35  (born after 3 March 1985)  and/or still in training. Approximately 30 places are available for each school and priority is given to registered EASL members during the selection process.

EASL Schools help train the next generation of hepatologists and are aimed at young investigators enrolled in hepatology-oriented departments, or more experienced clinicians who want to learn about the latest trends in hepatology.

EASL Schools work on a flipped-classroom model, whereby all participants receive reading materials / handouts and are expected to prepare different assignments in advance.

This two-day event offers a rich blend of scientific sessions, special lectures, workshops and case-based discussions specifically dedicated to Young Investigators.

The mix of scientific and professional topics is designed to meet the needs of Young Investigators and to enhance careers in hepatology.

EASL applies for accreditation from the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) for all its educational activities.

The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) and EACCME credits are recognised by the American Medical Association towards the Physician’s Recognition Award (PRA).

Details of the number of CME’s accredited per event are available on the event web pages.