Fernand Nédée Prize for Health-Economic Scientific Research

The Fernand Nédée Prize for Health-Economic Scientific Research is an award for an individual researcher for a doctoral dissertation in the field of health economics. The prize recognises work defended at a university with its main campus in the Benelux and awards a personal monetary reward. Eligible dissertations may be in Dutch, French or English and must contain a substantial health-economics component.

5,000 euro personal reward

Individual researchers only; the candidate must have obtained the doctorate by dissertation less than five years before the deadline (with provisions for documented periods of full-time maternity leave, parental leave or sick leave). The dissertation must have been defended at a university with its main campus in the Benelux, must be in Dutch, French or English, must not previously have been awarded an equal or higher prize, and the candidate must not be a previous laureate or have applied in the 12 months before the deadline.

Complete the application form (docx) and the webform; include a one-page summary, a PDF of the dissertation, a Web of Science search result listing the 50 most cited publications, and, if relevant, official documents evidencing periods of full-time maternity leave, parental leave or sick leave.