Paediatric ENT (ENT) fellowships in Asia

HCTM describes the UKM clinical fellowship route as open to local and international applicants. Its international pathway includes hospital credentialing and privileging, and the named track requires a Temporary Practising Certificate.

General: Master's degree/clinical master or equivalent recognised by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC); registration with MMC; Professional Visit Pass (PLIK) approval; supported by Head of Clinical Department; approved by UMMC Credentialing and Privileging Committee

Non-Malaysian training fee RM36,000 per year (prorated monthly) plus RM100 management fee; government agencies/university teaching hospitals pay management fee only; 15% discount for Lower Middle Income and 30% for Low Income Countries (World Bank)

Not yet verified for the intended intake. The programme brochure states one year, while the school fellowship table lists six months. Confirm the applicable format with the university.

University-wide fellowship route: use the PhD/Fellowship Admissions entry on the MRVV Apply Online page. The university guidelines describe interview and merit selection. Confirm that the intended programme and format are available before applying.

NUH general requirements: basic medical degree; national licensing exam where applicable; 12 months housemanship; registered and in active practice in home country for the preceding 3 years; at least 3 years as Medical Officer after housemanship; good standing; 2 referees; sponsored by government, regional health authority or home institution (full-time employed); English test (IELTS 7 each / TOEFL iBT 100 / OET B) if basic degree not taught in English; plus department-specific requirements

Honorary (unpaid) - no salary, stipend, allowance or accommodation. Fees after acceptance: NUH processing S$560, SMC application S$300, registration/practising certificate S$550, malpractice insurance S$966/12 months, BCLS S$150, TEP S$360, plus departmental training fee if applicable

Honorary (unpaid) - no salary, stipend, allowance or accommodation. Fees after acceptance: NUH processing S$560, SMC application S$300, registration/practising certificate S$550, malpractice insurance S$966/12 months, BCLS S$150, TEP S$360, plus departmental training fee if applicable

Basic medical degree, completed or near-completed specialist training in otolaryngology, public-hospital employment in the applicant’s home country, and a recommendation from a department head or at least two referees.

For Saudi Board subspecialty training, SCFHS describes an employer sponsor undertaking the training fees. The centre’s stipend, salary and any separate funding terms are unconfirmed.

For Saudi Board subspecialty training, SCFHS describes an employer sponsor undertaking the training fees. The centre’s stipend, salary and any separate funding terms are unconfirmed.

For Saudi Board subspecialty training, SCFHS describes an employer sponsor undertaking the training fees. The centre’s stipend, salary and any separate funding terms are unconfirmed.

For Saudi Board subspecialty training, SCFHS describes an employer sponsor undertaking the training fees. The centre’s stipend, salary and any separate funding terms are unconfirmed.

Board certified (Tier One or Tier Two) in the main specialty by start of academic year; typically within 5 years of residency completion and not out of practice >24 months; English test (IELTS Academic 6 or TOEFL iBT 80) if trained in non-English health system; DHA licensing

Admissions page does not restrict to UAE nationals; English test required for candidates whose residency was in a non-English-speaking health system; residency visa sponsorship available on request

SCFHS 2027 national policy: Saudi Board in the required main specialty or equivalent Senior Registrar classification, OR passed final written main-specialty exam; subspecialty-of-subspecialty applicants need Board/equivalent in the required primary subspecialty; medical fitness. Additional programme-specific prerequisites still apply.