UFUroFellowUrology fellowships worldwide
Menu

Part of urology fellowship in Europe

Country directory

🇩🇰 Urology fellowship in Denmark

7 source-linked profiles across 5 subspecialties. Registration, visa, language, employment and hands-on eligibility must be confirmed with each institution.

View all countries →
7Total profiles
4Clinical
0Research
3Observerships
1Explicit international pathways
Browse this destinationAndrology & Men’s Health1Pediatric Urology2Reconstructive Urology1Robotic Urology1Urologic Oncology2

Applicant checklist for Denmark

Use these source-linked programme examples to plan your application. They describe individual placements or labelled institutional policies, rather than a single national rule. Published profiles can include closed adverts and historical information; follow the intake and source dates on each profile.

1 profiles record an explicit international pathway; 5 still have unresolved international eligibility. Local training or licensing restrictions do not by themselves mean a citizenship restriction. Requirements vary by host, clinical role and applicant background.

Qualifications and selection

Check accepted residency or specialist qualifications, examinations, experience and interview criteria. Recognition of a foreign degree does not establish eligibility for every nationality.

4 of 7 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

Read Denmark programme examples

Registration and clinical duties

Ask which local licence, temporary training authorization, indemnity cover and supervision apply to the exact placement. An observership or society-accredited host does not itself grant permission to treat patients.

4 of 7 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

Read Denmark programme examples

Language and testing

Check clinical working language separately from teaching language and admission-test scores. Ask which test, score, validity period or exemption the host accepts.

3 of 7 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

Read Denmark programme examples

Immigration and sponsorship

Check the immigration route after establishing the role and host acceptance. A visa category being accepted, documents being supplied and an employer sponsoring a visa are different commitments.

0 of 7 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

No documented detail is available in the current directory records for this category. Obtain written conditions from the host before relying on a placement.

Salary, fees and living costs

Separate salary or stipend from tuition, application fees and scholarships. Check the pay year, conditions, insurance, accommodation and initial expenses; a historical salary is not a current offer.

1 of 7 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

Read Denmark programme examples

Application documents and route

Use the individual programme checklist and portal. Check translations, references sent directly by referees, interview arrangements and the current intake calendar before submitting.

1 of 7 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

Read Denmark programme examples

Before accepting a place

Request the named supervisor, exact training duties, start and end dates, offer terms, full cost breakdown, registration category and immigration responsibilities in writing. Check the official programme page for current applications; a directory listing or annual capacity does not confirm a vacancy.

Build an application checklist → · How programme evidence is assessed →

Andrology & Men’s Health

1 programme

Explore this subspecialty →

Pediatric Urology

2 programmes

Explore this subspecialty →

Reconstructive Urology

1 programme

Explore this subspecialty →

Robotic Urology

1 programme

Explore this subspecialty →

Urologic Oncology

2 programmes

Explore this subspecialty →

Programme details in Denmark

Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme · Aarhus University Hospital Skejby · Division of Pediatric Urology, Aarhus

Aarhus University Hospital Skejby appears in the current ESPU directory of certified paediatric-urology training programmes. Availability and applicant requirements are not published on that listing.

Format
Clinical · Confirm with programme
Eligibility
EBPU fellowship-route prerequisite: national-authority specialist certification in urology or paediatric surgery. Local selection, recognition of a foreign qualification and available places are separate decisions.
Language
For the Danish non-EU medical-authorisation process, passing Prøve i dansk 3 precedes medical tests and the health-legislation course. The exam normally must be within twelve months before the application unless continuous Danish residence after the test is documented. This is licensing context, separate from this programme’s teaching language.
Registration
Danish national clinical-practice context: the non-EU/EEA medical-authorisation quota is zero from 15 December 2025 through 31 December 2026. Exemptions include qualifying Danish/EU/EEA nationality, Danish/Faroese/Greenlandic education, existing lawful Danish residence, and a qualifying specifically requested four-year adaptation/training job offer. A fellowship listing does not itself establish an exemption or authorisation.
Deadline
No public deadline located
Application route
Contact the ESPU-certified paediatric urology centre to confirm whether a current fellowship or training place is available

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 27 Aug 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

ESPU-Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme · Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen

Paediatric urology training programme certified by the European Society for Paediatric Urology in 2013; intake, duration and eligibility must be confirmed with the centre.

Format
Clinical · Confirm with programme
Eligibility
EBPU fellowship-route prerequisite: national-authority specialist certification in urology or paediatric surgery. Local selection, recognition of a foreign qualification and available places are separate decisions.
Language
For the Danish non-EU medical-authorisation process, passing Prøve i dansk 3 precedes medical tests and the health-legislation course. The exam normally must be within twelve months before the application unless continuous Danish residence after the test is documented. This is licensing context, separate from this programme’s teaching language.
Registration
Danish national clinical-practice context: the non-EU/EEA medical-authorisation quota is zero from 15 December 2025 through 31 December 2026. Exemptions include qualifying Danish/EU/EEA nationality, Danish/Faroese/Greenlandic education, existing lawful Danish residence, and a qualifying specifically requested four-year adaptation/training job offer. A fellowship listing does not itself establish an exemption or authorisation.
Application route
Contact the ESPU-certified paediatric urology centre to confirm whether a current fellowship or training place is available

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 9 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

EUSP Host Centre Visit – Renal Cancer · Zealand University Hospital, Roskilde

EBU-listed EUSP host centre for renal-cancer visits in Roskilde.

Format
Observership · Observational
Duration
Short Visit 2–4 weeks; Academic Visit 6–12 weeks
Eligibility
EAU(N) membership for at least one year (2026 transition rules apply); urologists, urology trainees, researchers, scientists and research nurses may apply. Preparation for a one-year scholarship additionally requires three PubMed papers, including at least one first-author paper.
Documents
Clinical visit: CV, a timed activity plan, a signed senior-urologist recommendation and signed host-chair/programme-director acceptance on institutional letterhead. Preparatory scholarship visits also require publication details and a motivation letter.
Funding
EUSP grant if awarded; personal expenses otherwise
Deadline
EUSP deadlines 1 Jan, 1 May and 1 Sep
Application route
Obtain host confirmation, then apply through the EUSP Short or Academic Visit call on uroweb.org

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 12 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

EAA Andrology Training Centre · Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen

EAA-accredited andrology training centre in Copenhagen that lists clinical trainees in its EAA centre report and prepares them for the EAA clinical andrologist exam. Host unit: Department of Growth & Reproduction.

Format
Clinical · Clinical + research
Language
For the Danish non-EU medical-authorisation process, passing Prøve i dansk 3 precedes medical tests and the health-legislation course. The exam normally must be within twelve months before the application unless continuous Danish residence after the test is documented. This is licensing context, separate from this programme’s teaching language.
Registration
Danish national clinical-practice context: the non-EU/EEA medical-authorisation quota is zero from 15 December 2025 through 31 December 2026. Exemptions include qualifying Danish/EU/EEA nationality, Danish/Faroese/Greenlandic education, existing lawful Danish residence, and a qualifying specifically requested four-year adaptation/training job offer. A fellowship listing does not itself establish an exemption or authorisation.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 28 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Urology Exchange Program for Uro-Oncologic Surgery · Aarhus University Hospital, Aarhus

One-week visiting exchange in which an observer follows the bladder, prostate and kidney cancer teams (robotic and open cystectomy, robotic prostatectomy, nephrectomy, kidney transplant) plus outpatient clinics and MDT conferences. Offered through the Scandinavian Association of Urology exchange programme.

Format
Observership · Observational
Duration
One week
Registration
The host document states that participants have observer status, with no direct patient care and no access to the medical record, while they may join mentors in pre- and post-operative assessment and outpatient clinics.
Deadline
Rolling · contact the programme
Application route
Contact Pernille Skjold Kingo (senior registrar, Aarhus Department of Urology), who forwards the request to the relevant uro-oncology consultant

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 28 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Urology Exchange Program for Benign Reconstructive Urological Surgery · Aarhus University Hospital, Aarhus

One-week visiting exchange observing benign reconstructive surgery in adults and children, including hypospadias and exstrophy repair, robotic pyeloplasty, erectile device implantation, continence procedures and bladder augmentation, with outpatient clinics and urodynamic conferences. Offered through the Scandinavian Association of Urology exchange programme.

Format
Observership · Observational
Duration
One week
Deadline
Rolling · contact the programme
Application route
Contact Pernille Skjold Kingo (senior registrar, Aarhus Department of Urology), who forwards the request to the paediatric urology consultants

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 28 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

ERUS Robotic Urology Curriculum · Certified Host Route · Aalborg University Hospital, Aalborg

The host page describes this institution as an ERUS (EAU Robotic Urology Section) certified robotic host centre in the society's register of certified hosts. The linked ERUS curriculum page explains that fellows train at a recognised host centre under a local mentor and are certified as ERUS Robotic Fellows after an independently performed, blindly assessed robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.

Format
Clinical · Hands-on
Duration
The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course.
Eligibility
The host page states EAU membership for at least six months, at least one PubMed article, and being in the last two years of residency or up to seven years after residency.
Documents
The host page lists an up-to-date CV with publication list, a signed support letter from an ERUS host-trainer, a signed letter from the home head of department confirming robot access during and after the fellowship, and a signed statutory declaration of enrolment as a formal ERUS trainee.
Positions
The host page states that only one fellow per host centre per year is enrolled in the curriculum.
Application route
The host page states that applicants email the EAU ERUS office (s.krastenberga@uroweb.org) with the required documents; the host centre's programme director must support the console access.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 11 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

At a glance: Denmark

Denmark has 7 listed programmes: 4 clinical, 0 research and 3 observership, covering andrology & men’s health, pediatric urology, reconstructive urology, robotic urology, urologic oncology. Durations published by the hosts: Short Visit 2–4 weeks; Academic Visit 6–12 weeks; One week; The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course..

Status in the directory: 2 recognised training site · intake unconfirmed; 1 verification required; 4 programme listed, intake not confirmed. No programme here has a single dated closing date on record; see the 2027 deadline calendar for dated windows elsewhere.

1 profile states an explicit international pathway; the rest either leave eligibility unclear or require local registration, language or visa conditions. Treat that as a prompt to ask, not as a refusal or an invitation.

Before you apply

  • Open the official page from each profile and confirm the current intake, not only the listing.
  • Ask whether the post allows supervised patient care or observation only, and get the answer in writing.
  • Check medical registration, visa and language requirements with the host; none is assumed here.
  • Look for published salary or scholarship support; where it is blank, the host did not state it.

Compare with programmes outside Denmark

Pediatric Urology and Urologic Oncology and Andrology & Men’s Health and Reconstructive Urology and Robotic Urology programmes elsewhere, for comparison. Each links to its own source-backed profile.

  • Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme — Hacettepe University · Division of Pediatric Urology, Ankara · 🇹🇷 Turkey · Clinical · Two years in the historical Hacettepe centre description; current recruitment terms require a new host offer. · Recognised training site · intake unconfirmed
  • Certified Paediatric Urology Training Programme — General University Hospital · First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, Prague · 🇨🇿 Czechia · Clinical · Two years in the ESPU-hosted Prague centre description: fifteen months paediatric urology and nine months complementary rotations. · Recognised training site · intake unconfirmed
  • Fellowship in Urologic Oncology — The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 1-2 years · Programme listed, intake not confirmed

Frequently asked questions

How many urology fellowship programmes are listed in Denmark?

UroFellow lists 7 source-linked programmes in Denmark across 1 country and 5 institutions: 4 clinical, 0 research and 3 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.

Which urology subspecialties are most common in Denmark?

Pediatric Urology (2), Urologic Oncology (2) and Andrology & Men’s Health (1) are the most represented subspecialties among the listed programmes.

Can international graduates apply to urology fellowship programmes in Denmark?

1 of 7 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.

Country index checked against the 919-profile registry · directory audit 17 Oct 2026