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. 2016 Dec 9;1(6):e000107. doi: 10.1136/esmoopen-2016-000107

Table 1.

Overview of ESMO career development opportunities for young oncologists (for updated information, please refer to http://www.esmo.org

ESMO activity Required Language Optimal age and experience Held in Room and board included Travel grant available Length
ESMO membership* Proof of status English Anyone NA NA NA 1 year
ESMO Translational Research, Clinical Research, Palliative Care, European integration and Georges Mathe translational research fellowships Application form, photograph, description of research project proposal+ timeline, motivation letter, including project goals, acceptance letter from mentor at host facility and recommendation letter from the applicant's department head English Young oncologists under the age of 40 Various times No No Varies
ESMO ESO Masterclass CV, letter of motivation for attending and letter of recommendation and a presentation case English 30-40 and 2-3 years of oncology March Yes No 5 days
ESMO Academy+ ‡ Application form English Anyone August Yes Yes 3 days
ESMO Examination Application form English (currently) and other languages currently in consideration Oncologists nearing end of training September/October during ESMO Congress NA NA 2.5 hours
The ESMO ESO course on medical oncology for medical students CV, letter of motivation for attending and letter of recommendation English Fourth-year and fifth-year medical students July Yes Yes 5 days
The ESMO Preceptorships Online application, CV and PPT presentation English Experience in medical oncology Various times Yes Yes 2-3 days

All activities except the ESMO membership, Masterclasses and Examination are exclusive for ESMO members.

*Junior member price.

†Reduced price only if registered to take the ESMO Examination that year.

‡Early registration price.

CV, curriculum vitae; ESMO, European Society for Medical Oncology; ESO, European School of Oncology; NA, not available; PPT, PowerPoint Presentation.