UMC Groningen appears on the EBU list of certified centres for stone disease and is a host for the European Urology Scholarship Programme run by the EAU.
Format
Observership · Observational
Duration
EUSP Short Visit: 2 weeks to 1 month
Eligibility
Applicants must have active EAU(N) membership for at least one year before applying (2026 is a transition year) and be a urologist, urologist-in-training, researcher, scientist or research nurse. Preparing for a one-year scholarship additionally requires at least three peer-reviewed PubMed papers, including one first-author paper.
Documents
Clinical visit: CV; structured activity/goals plan with day/week timeline; signed recommendation from a senior urologist at the home institution; and signed host chair/programme-director acceptance on institutional letterhead. Preparation for a one-year scholarship additionally requires PubMed publication IDs and a motivation letter.
Funding
If awarded, EUSP Short Visit grant up to EUR 2,000 for the applicant's personal expenses. 80% is transferred about one month before the visit and 20% after approval of the final report and expense overview; this is not host salary.
Deadline
EUSP Short Visit deadlines recur on 1 Jan, 1 May and 1 Sep each year; obtain host acceptance first and allow up to 3 months for the award decision.
Application route
Secure written acceptance from the host centre's chair/programme director, then apply online through MyEAU for the EUSP Short Visit. The host listing does not confirm a current placement.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 21 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
Six-month minimally invasive and laparoscopic urology stage at Radboudumc, with endourology/complex stone management as a focus. The listed route is for Dutch urology residents and is not a public international fellowship call.
Format
Clinical · Hands-on
Duration
6 months
Eligibility
For an AIOS in urology who has the relevant core EPA progression; the page does not state international or post-specialty eligibility.
Funding
No salary, stipend, tuition or scholarship terms published.
Application route
No public application form or deadline is listed; contact Radboudumc Urology and arrange through the Dutch regional residency programme.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 21 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
Endourology Fellowship outside the Netherlands
Endourology & Stone programmes elsewhere, for comparison. Each links to its own source-backed profile.
EAU Endourology Fellowship — European Association of Urology, Barcelona (Fundació Puigvert host centre) · 🇪🇸 Spain · Clinical · 1 year · Open for applications
Endourology & Stone Fellowship — Stone Centre at AZ Klina, Antwerp, Belgium, Brasschaat · 🇧🇪 Belgium · Clinical · 1 Year · Closed for the current cycle
Guy’s Stone Fellowship — Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 12 months · Programme listed, intake not confirmed
Clinical Fellow in HoLEP and Endourology — Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, Kent · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 1 year · Programme listed, intake not confirmed
Frequently asked questions
How many endourology fellowship programmes are listed in the Netherlands?
UroFellow lists 2 source-linked programmes in the Netherlands across 1 country and 2 institutions: 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 endourology fellowship usually involve?
Programmes in this category typically cover ureteroscopy, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, laser lithotripsy and stone-prevention training. Content, duration and operative exposure differ by host, so read each programme profile.
Can international graduates apply to endourology fellowship programmes in the 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.