Training pathway
International urology fellowships
Opportunities whose official source explicitly describes an international pathway. Visa, licensing and funding remain programme-specific.
Find an international fellowship that fits your training
Choose the destination and clinical role first
Use the Canadian application guide, the European programme directory or the robotic subspecialty explorer to narrow your shortlist. An explicit international pathway records a published route; it does not establish your individual eligibility.
Read the actual application requirements
For example, UIC names ECFMG certification and USMLE requirements for overseas applicants. Funding, language and clinical-registration requirements differ at other hosts. Open the programme profile and its official application source before sending documents.
Official guidance reviewed 12 October 2026; UIC and Kameda rechecked 20 October 2026. Reopen the source for current requirements.
Application evidence in this list
Use these counts to find profiles with enough published information to assess before contacting a host. A missing field means the official source did not establish it during the recorded review.
- Eligibility stated
- 221 of 230
- Funding published
- 94 of 230
- Specific closing date
- 26 of 230
- Explicit international route
- 230 of 230
Before applying
Programme existence is separate from current application availability. Reconfirm dates, registration, international eligibility and financial terms using the official source.
Frequently asked questions
Which urology fellowships accept international applicants?
230 listed programmes have an official source that explicitly describes an international pathway. Other programmes may still accept overseas applicants, but their pages do not say so.
Do I need a local licence or visa?
Requirements differ by host and country. Registration, visa and funding rules are programme-specific, so confirm them with the programme before applying.