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Urologic Oncology Fellowship in Rotterdam, Netherlands

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

Programme details

EUSP Host Centre Visit – Urothelial Cancer · Erasmus MC Cancer Institute, Rotterdam

Erasmus MC Cancer Institute is listed by the EBU as a certified EUSP host centre for urothelial cancer, so EAU Short Visit scholars can spend a clinical visit there in this single uro-oncology topic.

Format
Observership · Observational
Duration
Short Visit: two weeks up to one month (EUSP Short Visit page)
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 Short Visit grant of up to EUR 2,000
Deadline
EUSP Short Visit deadlines recur on 1 Jan, 1 May and 1 Sep each year; host acceptance is separate and a future placement is not confirmed.
Application route
Apply to the EAU EUSP Short Visit scholarship, which lists three yearly deadlines (1 January, 1 May, 1 September) and requires a host-centre confirmation signed by the host's chairman or programme director

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 19 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Urologic Oncology Differentiation Stage · Erasmus MC Cancer Institute, Rotterdam

Six-month urologic oncology differentiation in the Erasmus MC Cancer Institute, intended for AIOS in the Dutch urology training curriculum. The source does not advertise an international post-specialty fellowship intake.

Format
Clinical · Clinical + research
Duration
6 months
Eligibility
The official curriculum description identifies AIOS in urology choosing a differentiation with their training supervisor. No international or post-specialist route is stated.
Funding
No stipend, salary, tuition or scholarship terms published on the training page.
Application route
The page invites urology residents to apply but publishes no form or closing date; contact the stage supervisor and residency supervisor.

Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 21 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.

Frequently asked questions

How many urologic oncology fellowship programmes are listed in Rotterdam, Netherlands?

UroFellow lists 2 source-linked programmes in Rotterdam, Netherlands across 1 country and 1 institution: 1 clinical, 0 research and 1 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 urologic oncology fellowship usually involve?

Programmes in this category typically cover prostate, bladder, kidney and testicular cancer surgery, often with robotic and multidisciplinary oncology training. Content, duration and operative exposure differ by host, so read each programme profile.

Can international graduates apply to urologic oncology fellowship programmes in Rotterdam, Netherlands?

1 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