The Mathilde Horlait-Dapsens Medical Foundation funds practical scientific training for doctors at a specialised centre, in Belgium or abroad.
In Liège, one bursary is offered each year in the Fondation Léon Fredericq’s call for associated foundations, run with the University of Liège Faculty of Medicine and CHU de Liège.
Benefits & funding
- €18,000 in 2025; the 2026–2027 amount was “to be confirmed”. The foundation’s board sets the amount.
- Awarded once per person and not transferable.
- Duty: a report of at most two pages on the work done, within 12 months of the award.
Eligibility
- Doctors who have just finished medical studies or are in specialist training.
- Applications go through the Dean of the Faculty; this call runs through the University of Liège Faculty of Medicine. Check that rule on the official page.
- No nationality or residence rule is published.
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Application process
- 1Submit a full dossier through the Fondation Léon Fredericq’s Optimy tool by noon on the deadline; late files are refused.
- 2Applying for several bursaries in the call takes one application per bursary.
- 3Submitting attests that no AI was used to complete the dossier.
Program timeline
21 April 2026 (noon)
Application deadline (2026–2027 call, closed)
Decisions published
September 2026
Award ceremony, CHU de Liège
7 October 2026
Next call opens
March 2027