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Functional Urology Fellowship in Montréal, Québec, Canada

2 source-linked programmes at 1 institution in Montréal, Québec. Compare hosts below, then confirm eligibility, registration and dates on each official page.

Programme details

Voiding Dysfunction Fellowship · McGill University, Montréal, Québec

Multi-hospital training in the evaluation and management of complex voiding dysfunction.

Format
Clinical · Clinical + research
Duration
1 or 2 years, as listed by McGill PGME
Eligibility
Completed urology residency and specialist certification from a recognized Board or College in Canada or abroad; medical school listed in the World Directory and eligibility for a Quebec CMQ training card. Quebec-trained candidates use the separate formation complémentaire route.
Language
Teaching is in English. The PGME language-acquisition policy requires fellows with no or limited spoken French (A0–A2) to undergo baseline assessment and attend French classes. This policy does not impose a universal French admission-test threshold; designated programmes may set additional requirements.
Registration
CMQ training-card eligibility and a Letter of Eligibility are required. Following a PGME offer, credentials are source-verified through physiciansapply.ca before CMQ issues eligibility.
Documents
Upload CV, programme-specific personal statement, citizenship/passport evidence, medical degree and applicable specialty certificate, with certified English/French translations where needed. Three referees submit signed institutional letters; the sponsor and training institution supply funding and residency evidence through the PGME checklist.
Positions
1 position listed in the PGME programme catalogue
Funding
Approved non-profit sponsorship or eligible internal programme funding is required; personal self-funding and unfunded training are not accepted. PGME publishes a minimum equivalent to R1 salary, approximately CAD 61,000 per year, plus tuition and student-service fees. This is a funding requirement, not an automatic stipend award.
Deadline
2027–2028 PGME general application window: 15 May–1 September 2026; closed. A later intake deadline has not been announced in this source.
Application route
Submit the McGill PGME online application, pay the published non-refundable fee, and complete the Applicant Status Portal checklist. Contract-sponsored and Quebec-trained candidates follow their separate PGME routes.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 14 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Pelvic Reconstruction and Female Urology Fellowship · McGill University, Montréal, Québec

Postgraduate fellowship listed by McGill in pelvic reconstruction and female urology.

Format
Clinical · Confirm with programme
Duration
1 or 2 years, as listed by McGill PGME
Eligibility
Completed urology residency and specialist certification from a recognized Board or College in Canada or abroad; medical school listed in the World Directory and eligibility for a Quebec CMQ training card. Quebec-trained candidates use the separate formation complémentaire route.
Language
Teaching is in English. The PGME language-acquisition policy requires fellows with no or limited spoken French (A0–A2) to undergo baseline assessment and attend French classes. This policy does not impose a universal French admission-test threshold; designated programmes may set additional requirements.
Registration
CMQ training-card eligibility and a Letter of Eligibility are required. Following a PGME offer, credentials are source-verified through physiciansapply.ca before CMQ issues eligibility.
Documents
Upload CV, programme-specific personal statement, citizenship/passport evidence, medical degree and applicable specialty certificate, with certified English/French translations where needed. Three referees submit signed institutional letters; the sponsor and training institution supply funding and residency evidence through the PGME checklist.
Positions
1 position listed in the PGME programme catalogue
Funding
Approved non-profit sponsorship or eligible internal programme funding is required; personal self-funding and unfunded training are not accepted. PGME publishes a minimum equivalent to R1 salary, approximately CAD 61,000 per year, plus tuition and student-service fees. This is a funding requirement, not an automatic stipend award.
Deadline
2027–2028 PGME general application window: 15 May–1 September 2026; closed. A later intake deadline has not been announced in this source.
Application route
Submit the McGill PGME online application, pay the published non-refundable fee, and complete the Applicant Status Portal checklist. Contract-sponsored and Quebec-trained candidates follow their separate PGME routes.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 14 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Frequently asked questions

How many functional urology fellowship programmes are listed in Montréal, Québec, Canada?

UroFellow lists 2 source-linked programmes in Montréal, Québec, Canada across 1 country and 1 institution: 2 clinical, 0 research and 0 observership. Each profile links to the official source and shows when it was last checked; inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee that a post is open.

What does a functional urology fellowship usually involve?

Programmes in this category typically cover incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, neurogenic bladder, urodynamics and female pelvic reconstruction. Content, duration and operative exposure differ by host, so read each programme profile.

Can international graduates apply to functional urology fellowship programmes in Montréal, Québec, Canada?

0 of 2 listed profiles state an explicit international pathway. Registration, visa, language and employment rules vary by country and host and must be confirmed with each institution before applying.

Directory audit 17 Oct 2026