Institutional Members

Currently 48 European national neurological societies are Full Institutional Members of the EAN. Each society is represented by one delegate to the Assembly of Delegates and has one representative in each EAN Scientific Panel.
All members of national neurological societies in Europe are Associate Members of the EAN.

Associate membership is free for neurologists who are members of the following EAN Member countries:

If your Associate membership is not linked to your MyEAN account, please contact us at membership(at)ean.org and provide us with proof of your membership at the National Neurological Society and we will activate the membership benefits for you.

As an Associate member, you will receive the following benefits free of charge:

• NEW! Access to the e-learning platform eanCampus, including: 
  • Guideline Courses
  • Clinical Skills courses
  • Selected EAN Webinars and Joint Webinars
  • Basic Courses on all EAN Scientific Topics, which are set to be introduced in Summer 2025
  • Monthly highlights
• Reduced registration fee for the annual EAN Congress (save up to €100)
• One month’s access to the Virtual Congress Platform, after the congress
• Option to participate in the EAN Advocacy Training programme
• Fast-track approval when upgrading to EAN Individual membership

Advantages for Institutional members (National Neurological Societies):

• Opportunity to have your national society presented at the EAN Annual Congress
• Wider learning opportunities for your society’s members at Regional Teaching events
• Free Congress registration for the annual EAN Congress for current society president and institutional delegate appointed to the EAN
• Invitation to the National Neurological Society Forum

Corresponding institutional members are the national neurological societies of:

Algeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Nepal, Palestine, Tunisia, Syria

• One delegate per society is invited as an observer to the annual Assembly of Delegates of EAN.
• Members of Corresponding societies may attend the annual EAN congress at the reduced fee for residents.
• They may also benefit from and participate in certain other EAN activities, such as the EAN Clinical Fellowship and EAN Schools. Detailed information can be found here: LEARN.

National neurological society may apply for the Corresponding Institutional Membership by submitting the following documents:

1. An official letter of the society signed by the President stating that they are applying for Corresponding Institutional Membership,
2. Confirmation of the society’s official registration,
3. Copy of society’s bylaws/statutes.

All documents shall be submitted in English or with translation to English.

Documents shall be submitted to the EAN Secretary General via membership(at)ean.org.