Andrology & Men’s Health

Andrological Urology Fellowship

St James’s University Hospital · Leeds, United Kingdom

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An official BAUS-listed UK fellowship with programme-specific operative, academic and eligibility requirements.

Programme details

Programme type
Clinical
Subspecialty
Andrology & Men’s Health
Duration
1 year
Training format
Post-specialty clinical fellowship
Clinical classification
Hands-on
Research component
Not publicly listed
Current status
Programme listed, intake not confirmed
Published deadline
Confirm current vacancy
International applicants
Local requirements apply
Funding / salary
Salaried post; confirm current terms
Number of positions
Not publicly listed
Medical registration
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Language requirements
Not publicly listed
Visa information
No official public information located
Required documents
Contact the programme
Last verified
14 Aug 2026

International applicant note

UroFellow records only explicit evidence. This profile is marked Local requirements apply. Licensing, visa, employment and indemnity requirements must be confirmed with the institution and relevant authority.

Application and source traceability

No availability is inferred from a live webpage. An old deadline remains historical and never rolls forward automatically. Use the official source to confirm the current cycle, intake, required documents and selection process.

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