Andrology & Men’s Health

EAA Andrology Training Centre

Rigshospitalet · Copenhagen, 🇩🇰 Denmark

Programme listed, intake not confirmedChecked 28 Oct 2026

EAA-accredited andrology training centre in Copenhagen that lists clinical trainees in its EAA centre report and prepares them for the EAA clinical andrologist exam. Host unit: Department of Growth & Reproduction.

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Duration: Not stated
Funding / salary: Not stated on the host page; confirm with the programme
Deadline: No deadline published; confirm with the programme
Clinical format: Clinical + research

About this programme

Listed as clinical training in andrology & men’s health. Compare 1 programme in Denmark and 96 programmes worldwide in this subspecialty; each has its own eligibility and application route.

Applicant requirements

Applicant eligibility: Not stated on the host page; confirm with the programme
Required documents: Not stated on the host page; confirm with the programme
International applicants: Eligibility unclear
Medical registration: Danish national clinical-practice context: the non-EU/EEA medical-authorisation quota is zero from 15 December 2025 through 31 December 2026. Exemptions include qualifying Danish/EU/EEA nationality, Danish/Faroese/Greenlandic education, existing lawful Danish residence, and a qualifying specifically requested four-year adaptation/training job offer. A fellowship listing does not itself establish an exemption or authorisation.
Language requirements: For the Danish non-EU medical-authorisation process, passing Prøve i dansk 3 precedes medical tests and the health-legislation course. The exam normally must be within twelve months before the application unless continuous Danish residence after the test is documented. This is licensing context, separate from this programme’s teaching language.
Visa information: Not stated on the host page; confirm with the programme

How to apply

Follow the application route on the host page.

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 Copenhagen EAA report (2017) describes male infertility, endocrine disorders and semen/hormone/genetics laboratories, with postgraduate and PhD teaching. It describes the Department of Growth and Reproduction; no operative fellowship privileges or current intake are established. EAA examination stage requires CV/publications, director-signed clinical register and recommendation; host admission is separate.
Research component: The Copenhagen EAA report (2017) describes male infertility, endocrine disorders and semen/hormone/genetics laboratories, with postgraduate and PhD teaching. It describes the Department of Growth and Reproduction; no operative fellowship privileges or current intake are established. EAA examination stage requires CV/publications, director-signed clinical register and recommendation; host admission is separate.
Number of positions: Not stated

Institution & faculty

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

Supporting official evidence (5)

Sources checked 28 Oct 2026; Application requirements checked 5 Nov 2026. Historical deadlines are retained as published and do not roll forward automatically.

Primary programme source · Application route · Eligibility ↗https://www.andrologyacademy.net/centres/centres-list
Applicant evidence, 4 November 2026 — EAA certification-stage paperwork only; not substituted for the host fellowship admission checklist ↗https://andrologyacademy.net/examinations
Applicant evidence, 4 November 2026 — PDF pages 3–7: clinical, laboratory and educational activities ↗https://www.andrologyacademy.net/centres/certification-documents?download=56%3Acentre-report-copenhagen
Applicant evidence, 5 November 2026 — National authorisation restriction and exceptions; not a host selection rule, research-only restriction or future automatic reopening ↗https://en.stps.dk/health-professionals-and-authorities/registration-of-healthcare-professionals/medical-doctor/non-eu-countries/quota-for-applications
Applicant evidence, 5 November 2026 — National non-EU licensing language rule; not an exclusive fellowship admission test or programme-language claim ↗https://en.stps.dk/health-professionals-and-authorities/registration-of-healthcare-professionals/medical-doctor/non-eu-countries

Compare with similar programmes

Andrology & Men’s Health programmes elsewhere, for comparison. Each links to its own source-backed profile.

UCLH Andrology Fellowship — University College London Hospitals, London · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 12 months · Verification required
Senior Clinical Fellowship in Andrology — Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 12 months · Verification required
Andrological Urology Fellowship — St James’s University Hospital, Leeds · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Clinical · 1 year · Programme listed, intake not confirmed

Application questions

What is the application deadline?

The record marks the deadline as unavailable: No deadline published; confirm with the programme. This does not establish current availability on every official page. Directory status: Programme listed, intake not confirmed. A listing does not establish an open position.

Can international applicants apply?

Directory classification: Eligibility unclear. The record marks applicant eligibility as unavailable: Not stated on the host page; confirm with the programme. This does not establish current availability on every official page. Confirm how registration, language and visa requirements apply to your appointment at Rigshospitalet.

How do I apply?

Directory note: Follow the application route on the host page. Confirm the current details through the linked official source. Use the linked official application route or programme source; this may be an institution, society or match portal.