Andrology & Men’s Health

Andrology Fellowship in St James Hospital

St James’s University Hospital · Leeds, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

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Verification requiredChecked 14 Aug 2026

St James’s Leeds publishes a twelve-month andrology fellowship focused on penile surgery, prosthetics and fertility, starting 15 May 2026 in the BAUS listing. A second Leeds listing overlaps in scope; programme identity and current recruitment need confirmation.

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Duration
12 months
Funding / salary
Current funding unconfirmed. The earlier directory described a salaried post, but the reviewed BAUS listing does not publish salary or current pay terms.
Deadline
No application closing date is published in the reviewed BAUS listing. 15 May 2026 is the listed twelve-month cohort start, not a current application deadline.
Clinical format
Hands-on

About this programme

Listed as clinical training in andrology & men’s health. Compare 6 programmes in United Kingdom and 96 programmes worldwide in this subspecialty; each has its own eligibility and application route.

Applicant requirements

Applicant eligibility
Usually post-CCT or equivalent senior trainee; confirm with the host. International applicants must meet GMC and immigration requirements.
Required documents
Contact the programme
International applicants
Local requirements apply
Medical registration
Contact the programme
Language requirements
Not publicly listed
Visa information
No official public information located

How to apply

Follow the BAUS fellowship listing and apply through the host or NHS vacancy when advertised; confirm GMC registration and right-to-work separately

Confirm the current intake, licensing, visa and employment requirements with the host. A programme listing does not establish an open position.

Curriculum & programme details
Programme type
Clinical
Subspecialty
Andrology & Men’s Health
Training format
The BAUS-listed cohort starting 15 May 2026 covers penile implants, benign andrology, penile cancer and male fertility, with optional artificial urinary sphincter and urethroplasty exposure. Listed facilities include implant/fertility operating lists, microscopy and micro-Doppler equipment. Weekly penile-cancer MDT and research/presentation opportunities are described. The timetable is an example, not an individual case-volume guarantee; BAUS states an andrology scope excluding gender services.
Research component
The BAUS-listed cohort starting 15 May 2026 covers penile implants, benign andrology, penile cancer and male fertility, with optional artificial urinary sphincter and urethroplasty exposure. Listed facilities include implant/fertility operating lists, microscopy and micro-Doppler equipment. Weekly penile-cancer MDT and research/presentation opportunities are described. The timetable is an example, not an individual case-volume guarantee; BAUS states an andrology scope excluding gender services.
Number of positions
Not publicly listed
Institution & faculty

Institution & faculty

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Identities and portraits link to auditable official or attributable sources. Inclusion does not imply endorsement, accreditation or partnership.

Programme lead named on an official institutional page on 15 Oct 2026; reconfirm current leadership with the host.

Supporting official evidence (3)

Sources checked 14 Aug 2026; Application requirements checked 29 Oct 2026. Historical deadlines are retained as published and do not roll forward automatically.

Compare with similar programmes

Andrology & Men’s Health programmes in the same country come first, followed by the wider region. Each links to its own source-backed profile.

Application questions

What is the application deadline?

The record marks the deadline as unavailable: No application closing date is published in the reviewed BAUS listing. 15 May 2026 is the listed twelve-month cohort start, not a current application deadline. This does not establish current availability on every official page. Directory status: Verification required. A listing does not establish an open position.

Can international applicants apply?

Directory classification: Local requirements apply. Usually post-CCT or equivalent senior trainee; confirm with the host. International applicants must meet GMC and immigration requirements. Confirm how registration, language and visa requirements apply to your appointment at St James’s University Hospital.

How do I apply?

Follow the BAUS fellowship listing and apply through the host or NHS vacancy when advertised; confirm GMC registration and right-to-work separately. Use the linked official application route or programme source; this may be an institution, society or match portal.