EBU-listed EUSP host centre for stone-disease visits in Valladolid.
- 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. Official page (18 Oct 2026): EAU(N) member for at least one year before applying; urologist, urologist in training, researcher, scientist or research nurse (scholarship-preparation visits also need 3+ PubMed publications)
- 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. Official page (18 Oct 2026): Online application with CV, structured activity plan with timeline, signed recommendation letter from a senior urologist, and signed host-centre confirmation letter (Chair/Programme Director)
- Funding
- EUSP grant if awarded; personal expenses otherwise. Official page (18 Oct 2026): Maximum EUR 2,000 grant per Short Visit, paid 80% about one month before start and 20% after the final report and financial overview are approved
- 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