University of Toronto Radiation Oncology Two-Year Research Fellowship (Princess Margaret / Odette)

University of Toronto Department of Radiation Oncology – Princess Margaret Cancer Centre & Sunnybrook Odette Cancer Centre

Radiation OncologyGeneral radiation oncologyResearch fellowship
Destination
CAN
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Overview

Two-year research stream of the University of Toronto radiation oncology fellowship programme, with 80% of time protected for research and a requirement to obtain a graduate degree (generally a Master's) through a University of Toronto graduate department such as the Institute of Medical Science, Medical Biophysics or Community Health. Fellows are sited at Princess Margaret or the Odette Cancer Centre.

The programme

Training type
Research fellowship
Duration
2 years
Start
January intake (January 2028 intake currently open)
Positions
Not stated on official page
Accreditation
Not stated on official page
Department
Not stated on official page

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Individuals who hold, or expect to hold, a radiation oncologist specialty certification in their own country
International applicants
Yes – the programme attracts candidates from Australia, Europe, Asia, South America, the USA and Canada
Visa support
Not stated on official page
Licence requirement
Not stated on official page

How to apply

Deadline
December 18, 2026 for the January 2028 intake
Application method
Online via the University of Toronto Postgraduate Medical Education PASS system: personal statement specifying programme type and clinical sites of interest, plus 3 confidential reference letters sent to radonc.fellowship@utoronto.ca

Funding

Funding
Funded by supervisors and hospital departments; number of positions depends on available funding; extra positions may be offered to candidates bringing full or partial funding

Official sources

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