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Urologic Oncology Differentiation Stage

Erasmus MC Cancer Institute · Rotterdam, 🇳🇱 Netherlands

Erasmus MC Cancer InstituteOfficial website identity
Verification requiredChecked 21 Oct 2026

Six-month urologic oncology differentiation in the Erasmus MC Cancer Institute, intended for AIOS in the Dutch urology training curriculum. The source does not advertise an international post-specialty fellowship intake.

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Duration
6 months
Funding / salary
No stipend, salary, tuition or scholarship terms published on the training page.
Deadline
No application deadline published; contact the programme
Clinical format
Clinical + research

About this programme

Urologic Oncology Differentiation Stage is a clinical fellowship in urologic oncology hosted by Erasmus MC Cancer Institute in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Six-month urologic oncology differentiation in the Erasmus MC Cancer Institute, intended for AIOS in the Dutch urology training curriculum. The source does not advertise an international post-specialty fellowship intake.

The directory lists 5 urologic oncology fellowship programmes in Netherlands and 151 programmes worldwide in this subspecialty, so use the comparison list below to see how this host's format, duration and eligibility differ.

What the host publishes: duration 6 months; funding No stipend, salary, tuition or scholarship terms published on the training page.. Everything else should be confirmed directly with Erasmus MC Cancer Institute before you plan travel, registration or funding.

Programmes in this subspecialty typically cover prostate, bladder, kidney and testicular cancer surgery, often with robotic and multidisciplinary oncology training; the host's own description above is the authority on what this particular post includes.

Applicant requirements

Applicant eligibility
The official curriculum description identifies AIOS in urology choosing a differentiation with their training supervisor. No international or post-specialist route is stated.
Required documents
No application-document list published.
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

The page invites urology residents to apply but publishes no form or closing date; contact the stage supervisor and residency supervisor.

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
Urologic Oncology
Training format
Advanced urologic-oncology subspecialty training integrated with the Dutch urology residency curriculum; includes an active research contribution with a presentation or publication as an expected outcome.
Research component
Advanced urologic-oncology subspecialty training integrated with the Dutch urology residency curriculum; includes an active research contribution with a presentation or publication as an expected outcome.
Number of positions
Not publicly listed
Institution & faculty

Institution & faculty

Meet the programme.

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Erasmus MC Cancer InstituteOfficial website identity
EMC
Faculty listingSee official programme source

Faculty leadership and current intake details should be confirmed with the official programme.

Faculty leadership and current intake details should be confirmed with the official programme.

Supporting official evidence (1)

Sources checked 21 Oct 2026; Application requirements checked 21 Oct 2026. Historical deadlines are retained as published and do not roll forward automatically.

Compare with similar programmes

Urologic Oncology programmes in the same country come first, followed by the wider region. Each links to its own source-backed profile.

Frequently asked questions

What is Urologic Oncology Differentiation Stage?

Six-month urologic oncology differentiation in the Erasmus MC Cancer Institute, intended for AIOS in the Dutch urology training curriculum. The source does not advertise an international post-specialty fellowship intake. It is listed as a clinical programme in urologic oncology at Erasmus MC Cancer Institute, Rotterdam, Netherlands, and was last checked against the host's page on 21 Oct 2026.

Is this a clinical fellowship, a research post or an observership?

UroFellow classifies it as clinical with clinical format "Clinical + research". Duties depend on the appointment and your registration, so ask the host what you may do independently.

How long does it last?

The host describes the duration as: 6 months.

What is the application deadline?

No deadline is published on the host page. Current status in the directory: Verification required. A listing does not establish an open position.

Can international applicants apply?

Directory classification: Local requirements apply. Published eligibility: The official curriculum description identifies AIOS in urology choosing a differentiation with their training supervisor. No international or post-specialist route is stated.. Registration, visa and language rules are set by Erasmus MC Cancer Institute.

How do I apply?

The page invites urology residents to apply but publishes no form or closing date; contact the stage supervisor and residency supervisor. The application link on this page goes to the host's own site.