Spanning May to July 2026, this course is segmented into four parts, blending e-learning, online sessions, and an in-person live session. It's structured to enrich participants' understanding of clinical research, focusing on developing relevant, feasible research projects with a high potential for publication.
Research Course 2026
Advance your Spine Research with the EUROSPINE Research Course 2026 from 23–24 June in Strasbourg.
Prepare a high-standard research protocol guided by leading spine experts. Perfect for novice researchers and clinicians.
Why Choose This Course?
Dedicated to Spine Research
Guided by experts with extensive experience in spine research.
Prepare for EUROSPINE Grants
Gain the edge to submit a successful proposal for the EUROSPINE grant round.
Comprehensive Learning Experience
Blend e-learning with a hands-on live session in Strasbourg.
About the Research Course
By the End of the Course, you will
✔ Craft a High-Standard Research Protocol: Learn to create a polished and impactful research plan.
✔ Master Research Proposal Writing and Statistical Analysis: Gain skills in power calculations and dissemination plans.
✔ Achieve Practical Research Competence: Develop research ready for publication or real-world application.
Curious about the Research Course?
Watch the recording of the Q&A session and hear firsthand how it can benefit your career!
Format and Schedule
- Part 1 – E-learning (Spring 2026): Involves enrolment in the EUROSPINE Learning Management System for self-paced learning, including modules on research protocols, methodological concepts, and study design. Assessment through MCQs and CME evaluation.
- Part 2 – Introduction Online Session (June 2026): An interactive session for meeting faculty and peers, and the first workshop on research questions.
- Part 3 – In-Person Live Session (23–24 June 2026, IRCAD, Strasbourg, France): Engaging in lectures, workshops, and group work. Requires physical attendance.
- Part 4 – Final Evaluation Online Session (July 2026): Presentation of developed research protocols and Q&A with the faculty.
Quick Facts
Venue
IRCAD
1 Pl. de l'Hôpital, 67000 Strasbourg, France
Max. attendees
24 delegates
Registration fees
EUROSPINE member: 600 EUR
Non-member: 800 EUR
If you are a student or resident, please contact education@eurospine.org
CME accreditation
EACCME accreditation is currently pending.
Target audience
The course is open to all professionals interested in gaining a basic understanding of clinical research. This course will provide an overview of the methodology used to conduct clinical research. The purpose of the course is to provide clinicians with the fundamental concepts and tools to design clinical studies.
Voices from our Community: What Attendees Say
This course provided a perfect combination of e-learnings for foundational knowledge and live sessions to apply what we learned. The faculty's expertise, continuous guidance, and enthusiasm for research made a real difference, helping me deepen my understanding of research methodologies while continuously challenging me to think critically.
The EUROSPINE Research Course was incredibly helpful for someone like me who wants to start their own research. It encourages you to focus on the smallest details and think critically. This course definitely gave me the confidence to design my own research plan in the future!
The most helpful aspect of the EUROSPINE Research Course is the intensive guidance provided through every step of creating a research plan. Each member of the education team brings a unique background, which allowed us to discuss all the stages of setting up a research plan from different perspectives.
As a junior researcher, I found the EUROSPINE Research Course invaluable for building confidence in designing my own research. You will be encouraged to take a critical stance and refine your research plan, which is incredibly insightful!
Registration
This course is a unique opportunity for you and your research group to initiate the design of your study.
Be sure not to miss this opportunity!