1.Introductory remarks and background.- Anatomy and physiology of the vestibular and the ocular motor system .- How to take the patient history.- How to examine the vestibular and the ocular motor system.- Laboratory examinations .- Imaging.- General principles of therapy, .- vestibular exercises and rehabilitation, pharmacotherapy, surgery, and psychological and behavioural treatment.- 2. Peripheral vestibular disorders.- Introduction and classification.- Bilateral vestibulopathy.- Acute unilateral vestibulopathy.- Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.- Meniere's disease.- Vestibular paroxysmia.- Superior canal dehiscence syndrome.- Perilymph fistula.- Current therapy .- 3. Central vestibular disorders.- Acute peripheral vs acute central vestibular syndromes .- Classification of central vestibular disorders.- Cerebellar dizziness .- Vestibular migraine.- vestibular migraine, and current clinical trials.- Central types of nystagmus .- Cerebellar dizziness .- Cerebellar ataxias..- 4. Functional dizziness.- Persistent postural perceptual dizziness .- Phobic postural dizziness .- Visual dizziness.- 5. Various Vertigo Syndromes.- Traumatic vertigo.- Vertigo in childhood.- Cervicogenic vertigo.- Drug-induced dizziness.- Mal de debarquement syndrome.- Motion sickness.- Height vertigo and acrophobia.-