0% accept international graduates and 17% describe a visa route; typical length 3 years. 6 institutions, mostly in Multiple UK centres, Belfast and Aberdeen. Each listing links to the official page; confirm dates there.
Frequently asked questions
How many gynaecologic oncology fellowships are there in the United Kingdom?
6 listings at 6 institutions.
Can international medical graduates apply?
0 of 6 say they accept international applicants and 1 describe a visa route (J-1, H-1B or work permit). Rules differ by programme and guarantee nothing.
When are the next application deadlines?
No upcoming deadline is recorded. Check each official source for the next intake.
Compare programme details
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| Programme | Duration | Eligibility | Apply and deadline | Participant costs | Pay and funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gynaecological Oncology Subspecialty TrainingRoyal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) – UK Deaneries/NHS Trusts | Duration Indicative 24 months; a full-time trainee entering at the beginning of ST5 with minimal relevant skills or experience is expected to take up to 36 months (competency-based) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01Evidence scopeRCOG Curriculum 2024 subspecialty-training page; applies to all RCOG subspecialties including Gynaecological Oncology, not specific to this track alone | Eligibility Read full valueUK NTN (or equivalent) with clinical training to ST4/ST5 and ARCP outcome 1; or UK CCT/Portfolio Pathway and on (or entitled to) the UK Specialist Register in O&G; or EEA/non-UK applicants listed on the UK Specialist Register in O&G Evidence scopeRCOG Curriculum 2024 subspecialty-training page; applies to all RCOG subspecialties including Gynaecological Oncology, not specific to this track alone International applicants Only non-UK applicants already on the UK Specialist Register in O&G are eligible; those requiring a work permit only if no other suitable candidates Recorded; not reverified | Application method Read full valueApply directly to the Deaneries/Trusts as set out in the adverts (usually advertised in the BMJ); appointment through open competition with a structured interview; RCOG does not organise the posts; register with the RCOG Subspecialty Committee on appointment Evidence scopeRCOG Curriculum 2024 subspecialty-training page; applies to all RCOG subspecialties including Gynaecological Oncology, not specific to this track alone Documents Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Per individual post advert (usually advertised in the BMJ) Recorded; not reverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Not recorded UnverifiedFunding Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Gynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training (Northern Ireland)Northern Ireland Medical and Dental Training Agency (NIMDTA) – Belfast Health and Social Care Trust | Duration Typically 2–3 years (RCOG subspecialty training); confirm with program Unverified | Eligibility Not stated on specialist directory profile UnverifiedInternational applicants Not stated on source; RCOG subspecialty training is normally for UK trainees/eligible doctors registered with the GMC — confirm eligibility with RCOG Unverified | Application method Not recorded UnverifiedDocuments Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline RCOG subspecialty training posts are advertised periodically (NHS Jobs/BMJ) when a slot becomes vacant; no fixed annual date — confirm current cycle Unverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Salaried NHS training post UnverifiedFunding Salaried NHS training post UnverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Gynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training Programme (North of Scotland)NHS Education for Scotland – Scotland Deanery (North of Scotland) | Duration Minimum 3 years (≥2 years clinical + 12 months research; research exemption possible) Unverified | Eligibility Research requirement: 12 months dedicated research, or exemption with relevant MD/PhD, two first-author original papers and clinical research APM (all subspecialties) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-10-15Evidence scopeOfficial page; see note International applicants Not stated on source; RCOG subspecialty training is normally for UK trainees/eligible doctors registered with the GMC — confirm eligibility with RCOG Unverified | Application method Posts advertised in the BMJ; open competition with structured interview; after appointment register with RCOG Subspecialty Committee via registration form and fee Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-10-15Evidence scopeOfficial page; see note Documents Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Advertised in the BMJ; open competition with structured interview — confirm current cycle Unverified | Tuition / fees RCOG advanced training registration fee payable UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Salaried NHS training post UnverifiedFunding Salaried NHS training post; RCOG advanced training registration fee payable UnverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Gynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training Programme (South-East Scotland)NHS Education for Scotland – Scotland Deanery (South-East Scotland) | Duration Minimum 3 years (≥2 years clinical + 12 months research; research exemption possible) Unverified | Eligibility Not stated on specialist directory profile UnverifiedInternational applicants Not stated on source; RCOG subspecialty training is normally for UK trainees/eligible doctors registered with the GMC — confirm eligibility with RCOG Unverified | Application method Advertised in the BMJ; open competition with structured interview; after appointment register with RCOG Subspecialty Committee via Advanced Training Coordinator (subspecialty-wide) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-10-15Evidence scopeOfficial page Documents Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Advertised in the BMJ; open competition with structured interview — confirm current cycle Unverified | Tuition / fees RCOG advanced training registration fee payable UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Salaried NHS training post UnverifiedFunding Salaried NHS training post; RCOG advanced training registration fee payable UnverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Gynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training Programme (West of Scotland)NHS Education for Scotland – Scotland Deanery (West of Scotland) | Duration Minimum 3 years (≥2 years clinical + 12 months research; research exemption possible) Unverified | Eligibility Not stated on specialist directory profile UnverifiedInternational applicants Not stated on source; RCOG subspecialty training is normally for UK trainees/eligible doctors registered with the GMC — confirm eligibility with RCOG Unverified | Application method Appointment through open competition with a structured interview; posts advertised in the BMJ (subspecialty-training-wide) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-10-15Evidence scopeOfficial page; see note Documents Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Advertised in the BMJ; open competition with structured interview — confirm current cycle Unverified | Tuition / fees RCOG advanced training registration fee payable UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Salaried NHS training post UnverifiedFunding Salaried NHS training post; RCOG advanced training registration fee payable UnverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Special Interest Training Module (SITM): Oncology (contingent on Gynaecological Surgical Care)Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) | Duration Read full valueCompetency-based rather than a fixed course length. Completion depends on the module, training opportunities and learner; RCOG sets a maximum three-year window to complete SITMs, not a guaranteed three-year fellowship appointment. | Eligibility Read full valueFor the RCOG training pathway, the first SITM can start from ST5 and the second only after MRCOG; no more than two SITMs may be trained in concurrently. Discuss module-specific prerequisites and local availability with the Educational Supervisor/SITM Director. These curriculum rules are not a separate employer appointment or international-licensing decision. International applicants Curriculum for UK O&G trainees; IMG access via the Portfolio Pathway or other routes is not stated on the module pages. Unverified | Application method Not recorded UnverifiedDocuments Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Rolling; no national deadline published (registration via RCOG ePortfolio; third SITM subject to regional training availability) Unverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Salaried NHS training post/fellow post UnverifiedFunding Salaried NHS training post/fellow post; module itself not separately funded UnverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
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GBRGynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training Programme (North of Scotland)NHS Education for Scotland – Scotland Deanery (North of Scotland) · Aberdeen, United KingdomBelfast 1
GBRGynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training (Northern Ireland)Northern Ireland Medical and Dental Training Agency (NIMDTA) – Belfast Health and Social Care Trust · Belfast, United KingdomEdinburgh 1
GBRGynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training Programme (South-East Scotland)NHS Education for Scotland – Scotland Deanery (South-East Scotland) · Edinburgh, United KingdomGlasgow 1
GBRGynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training Programme (West of Scotland)NHS Education for Scotland – Scotland Deanery (West of Scotland) · Glasgow, United KingdomLondon 1
GBRSpecial Interest Training Module (SITM): Oncology (contingent on Gynaecological Surgical Care)Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) · London, United KingdomOther locations 1
GBRGynaecological Oncology Subspecialty TrainingRoyal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) – UK Deaneries/NHS Trusts · Multiple UK centres, United Kingdom