Foundation Child is pleased to announce the 16th Training Course in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry for young researchers in child and adolescent psychiatry and psychiatry.

The aim of the course is to provide a high-quality, intensive training experience covering key elements of clinical science (e.g., the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of major childhood psychiatric disorders) and research (e.g., designing a research project, research methods, principles of statistics, and writing and presenting scientific work). In addition, the course provides individual and small-group tutorials, as well as networking opportunities and other valuable educational activities designed to enhance the training of junior investigators.

The five-day seminar will include lectures and interactive sessions led by an international panel of highly qualified faculty members with recognized expertise in their respective fields. The seminar will take place in a peaceful and stimulating environment chosen to facilitate this unique training experience.