GENERAL INFORMATION
Official Language
The
official language of the MIND AND BRAIN V is English.
Certificate
of Attendance, ECST and CME Credits
The
participants will get the InterUniversity Centre Course and Conference
certificates which may, depenng on the policy of the study programs, be
recognized as part of the curricula required for MSc or PhD degrees or
bring CME credits.
For this international course and conference we have requested CME
credits from the Croatian Medical Chamber which sponsors continuing medical
education for physicians.
Invitation
Letter
An
official invitation letter from the MIND AND BRAIN V organizers will be
provided upon request. It is understood that such an invitation is intended
to help potential participant to raise funds or to obtain a visa. This
invitation does not imply a commitment to provide any financial support.
Request should be sent via e-mail to Selma Supek, Organizing Course and
Conference Director at selma@brain.hr or
selma@phy.hr.
Passport
and Visa
A
valid passport or some other identification document recognized by international
agreement testifying the identity and citizenship of the bearer is required
for entry into Croatia. Very few nationalities must have a visa. For specific
details, please consult IN TIME the nearest diplomatic mission of the Republic
of Croatia or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Croatia
at stranci@mvp.hr,
cfd.
Personal
Insurance
MIND
AND BRAIN V registration fee does not include insurance. Participants are
responsible to arrange for appropriate insurance on their own. Health and
accident insurance is recommended and has to be purchased in your country
of origin.
Weather
The
weather in Dubrovnik in September is sunny and very pleasant with an average
daytime temperature of 25oC. Average temperature of the sea near Dubrovnik
in September is about 23oC.
Clothing
Light
clothes, walking shoes, jackets for the evening, sun hat, sun glasses,
and sun protection creams are suggested.
Electricity
Electricity
is supplied at 220 volts A/C, 50 Hz cycle.
Tap
water
Tap
water is potable in all parts of Croatia.
Currency
and Exchange Facilities
Official
currency of the Republic Croatia is the Croatian kuna (HRK). Foreign currency
may be exchanged at bank exchange counters and exchange offices, at post
offices and travel agencies, hotels, and airports. All major credit cards
are accepted in hotels, stores, and restaurants.
Changes
The
organizers reserve the right to adjust or change the program as necessary.
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