About UroFellow
Better fellowship decisions start with clearer evidence.
UroFellow is an independent, source-linked directory built for urologists comparing clinical fellowships, research pathways and observerships across borders.
What we do
We structure publicly available programme information around decision-critical questions: pathway, subspecialty, duration, clinical format, international eligibility, funding, application signal and official source.
What we do not do
We do not accredit programmes, guarantee eligibility, infer operative access, provide immigration advice or influence selection. Missing information remains visibly missing.
Editorial standard
Profiles are linked to official institutional or society sources and display a verification date. Corrections can be submitted through the data-quality page.
Transparency and reader tools
Use the application planner and shortlist without creating an account. They store your progress in your own browser. Our editorial and commercial policy explains how sponsorship is separated from programme evidence.
Contact and corrections
Contact hello@urofellow.com or use the correction form. UroFellow is a directory brand; we do not represent the listed institutions or act as a fellowship selection service.
What the directory covers
The directory lists 919 programmes at 649 host institutions in 54 countries: 793 clinical fellowships, 16 research fellowships and 110 observerships. Every entry trains in one of eight urology subspecialties: Urologic Oncology, Endourology & Stone, Robotic Urology, Reconstructive Urology, Pediatric Urology, Andrology & Men’s Health, Functional Urology, Transplant Urology.
General urology residencies, national specialist-training schemes, diplomas, master's degrees, short courses and hospital-wide programmes that are not specific to one urology subspecialty are outside the scope of the directory and are not listed.
How a profile is built
A programme enters the directory after its official page has been opened and checked for the host, the subspecialty and the format. Fields such as duration, eligibility, documents, registration, language, funding and deadline are recorded only when that page states them; when it does not, the profile says so instead of estimating.
Each profile shows the date it was last checked, links to the official source and the application route, and carries a status that is derived from the published deadline and wording. A programme being listed is not evidence that a position is open.
Who the directory is for
UroFellow is written for qualified urologists and senior trainees comparing fellowships, research posts and observerships, including applicants who would train outside the country of their residency. It helps you narrow a shortlist, see which questions each host leaves unanswered, and find the official page to ask them. It does not replace a conversation with the programme, a licensing authority or an immigration adviser.