Haematological Malignancies Fellowships in Europe

Explore 4 recorded haematological malignancies programmes in Europe across 4 institutions. These are directory listings, not confirmed open vacancies. Check each programme’s official source for eligibility, intake dates, clinical registration, fees and funding.

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Showing 4 of 4 recorded programmes, sorted by programme name. These are not confirmed open vacancies.
Programme	Duration	Eligibility	Apply and deadline	Participant costs	Pay and funding
ESO Clinical Training Centre Fellowship – Haematological Malignancies (Oncology Institute of Southern Switzerland)Oncology Institute of Southern Switzerland (IOSI)	Duration 3–6 months Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Oncology specialisation completed within the last five years, or to be completed before the fellowship begins (ESO Doctors CTC Fellowship rule). Language: Before accepting, please note that candidates will be interviewed in Italian. Therefore, a minimum intermediate level of Italian is required. Recorded; not reverified International applicants Open to international applicants via ESO's competitive selection; host centre interviews shortlisted candidates. Recorded; not reverified	Application method Read full value Online application through the ESO account (CV, proof of oncology specialist training, medical diploma, mentor support letter); ESO pre-selects and forwards shortlisted candidates to the host centre. Recorded; not reverified Documents CV (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist) Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Deadline Applications currently closed; ESO states new applications open in June 2027 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding ESO monthly grant of EUR 2,500 (gross); accommodation and travel not covered; medical council registration fees paid by the fellow. Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
ESO Clinical Training Centre Fellowship – Leukaemia and Lymphoma (Comprehensive Cancer Centre Ulm)Comprehensive Cancer Centre Ulm (University Hospital Ulm)	Duration 3–6 months Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Oncology specialisation completed within the last five years, or to be completed before the fellowship begins (ESO Doctors CTC Fellowship rule). Language: A minimum of intermediate level B2 in German (for residency: to be approved by the Regional Administrative Council/Supreme Health Authority of the German State of Baden-Wuerttemberg). Fluent English. Recorded; not reverified International applicants Open to international applicants via ESO's competitive selection; host centre interviews shortlisted candidates. Recorded; not reverified	Application method Read full value Online application through the ESO account (CV, proof of oncology specialist training, medical diploma, mentor support letter); ESO pre-selects and forwards shortlisted candidates to the host centre. Recorded; not reverified Documents CV (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist) Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Deadline Applications currently closed; ESO states new applications open in June 2027 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding ESO monthly grant of EUR 2,500 (gross); accommodation and travel not covered; medical council registration fees paid by the fellow. Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
ESO Clinical Training Centre Fellowship – New Drugs in Haematological Malignancies and CAR-T Cell TherapyCentre Léon Bérard (European School of Oncology Clinical Training Centre)	Duration Not stated on the official page Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Doctors; residency-type fellowships require acceptance by the Conseil de l'Ordre des Médecins du Rhône Recorded; not reverified International applicants Yes (ESO international programme); French fluency required Recorded; not reverified	Application method Apply through the ESO Clinical Training Centres programme Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Per ESO call Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding Not stated on the official page Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
ESO Clinical Training Centre Fellowship – Onco-HaematologyEuropean Institute of Oncology (IEO)	Duration 3–6 months (visiting residency or visiting observership) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Doctors who completed their oncology specialisation within the last five years, or will complete it before the fellowship begins; CV, proof of specialist training, medical diploma and mentor support letter required (in English) Recorded; not reverified International applicants Yes – ESO Clinical Training Centres programme selects trainee oncologists for European Centres of Excellence; host institute decides after interview Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via ESO account (select training centre, programme and 3- or 6-month duration); ESO pre-selection then host interview Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Not stated on the official page (ESO states new applications open in June 2027) Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding ESO monthly grant of EUR 2,500 (gross); accommodation and travel not covered; medical council registration fees borne by trainee Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified