General Urology
Urology Specialization Cycle
Kyiv Medical University · Department of Surgical Diseases No. 1 · Kyiv, Ukraine
Institution & faculty
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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.
A four-month secondary-specialization cycle leading to assessment for the Ukrainian Urology specialist title. The published January 2026 cohort has already begun and is retained as historical programme evidence rather than presented as a current fellowship vacancy.
Programme details
- Programme type
- Clinical
- Subspecialty
- General Urology
- Duration
- 4 months
- Training format
- Secondary specialization for physicians completing an eligible prior surgical internship
- Clinical classification
- Hands-on
- Research component
- Not publicly listed
- Current status
- Verification required
- Published deadline
- Latest published cycle began 12 Jan 2026
- International applicants
- Local requirements apply
- Funding / salary
- UAH 5,500 per month was listed for the 2026 cycle
- Number of positions
- Not publicly listed
- Medical registration
- Contact the programme
- Language requirements
- Not publicly listed
- Visa information
- No official public information located
- Required documents
- Contact the programme
- Last verified
- 28 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.