Public health or ethics
Up to 800 words, a five-minute presentation, five minutes of questions.
We work on choosing a topic that holds an argument, structure, and answering the hard question calmly.
The oral part carries 30% of the mark and cannot be learnt from a book: three pieces of your own work, each presented and defended live, online. Rehearse them with a neurologist who sat the exam in 2026.
Registration for the 2027 examination opens 16 November 2026. Places are limited each exam cycle.
Up to 800 words, a five-minute presentation, five minutes of questions.
We work on choosing a topic that holds an argument, structure, and answering the hard question calmly.
Your own evaluation of the evidence on a clinical question, presented and questioned.
We work on framing the question, appraising the key trials, and defending your bottom line.
A case from your own practice: the diagnostic problem, the choices, what went wrong.
We work on picking a case that teaches, telling it in sequence, and the questions it invites.
Places are limited each exam cycle. Independent of the EAN, the EBN and the UEMS. Dates are from the EAN examination page; always check them there.
The board review, the reference-papers digest and 500 questions stay free for everyone, mentored or not.
Neurologist in neurocritical care and neurological emergencies; passed the European Board of Neurology examination in 2026.