3 institutions, mostly in Dublin (placements in accredited hospitals across Ireland) and Cork. Each listing links to the official page; confirm dates there.
Frequently asked questions
How many urogynecology & reconstructive pelvic surgery fellowships are there in Ireland?
3 listings at 3 institutions.
When are the next application deadlines?
No upcoming deadline is recorded. Check each official source for the next intake.
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| Programme | Duration | Eligibility | Apply and deadline | Participant costs | Pay and funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| International Clinical Fellowship in UrogynaecologyRoyal College of Physicians of Ireland – Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists | Duration 2 years Unverified | Eligibility Not stated on specialist directory profile UnverifiedInternational applicants Read full valueDesigned for doctors who completed a four- or five-year national OB-GYN residency and approved board examinations; Irish Medical Council supervised registration, English-language standards, government sponsorship and relevant post-residency experience are required | Application method Not recorded UnverifiedDocuments Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline The official brochure covers the 2025/2026 academic year; confirm the current intake with RCPI Unverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary salary and benefits are not stated UnverifiedFunding Government-body sponsorship is required; salary and benefits are not stated UnverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| International Clinical Fellowship Programme in Obstetrics and GynaecologyRoyal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI) | Duration 2 years (Maternal Medicine up to 3 years) Recorded; not reverified | Eligibility Read full valueCitizens of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia or the UAE; primary medical degree through English; structured internship; completed 4–5 year national residency with examinations (e.g. Saudi or Arab Board); at least one year post-residency experience in the chosen specialty; government sponsorship (self-sponsored candidates not accepted); IELTS Academic 7.0 (min 6.5 each domain) or OET B in all domains. Priority to MRCPI/MRCPUK holders. International applicants Yes – designed for sponsored international doctors from the listed Gulf countries, who return to their home country on completion Recorded; not reverified | Application method Online via RCPI 'Apply Now' / 'Register Your Interest' pages; enquiries to internationalaffairs@rcpi.ie Recorded; not reverifiedDocuments Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Not stated on the official page Recorded; not reverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Not recorded UnverifiedFunding Government/home-body sponsorship required Recorded; not reverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Urogynaecology Subspecialty Training Programme (EUGA-accredited)Cork University Maternity Hospital | Duration 2–3 years for subspecialty training; fellowships from 1 year; observerships up to 3 months Unverified | Eligibility Not stated on specialist directory profile UnverifiedInternational applicants IUGA host-site directory lists international fellows and observers as accepted; must meet Irish Medical Council registration requirements Unverified | Application method Not recorded UnverifiedDocuments Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Not published; confirm with program Unverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Funded/salaried post (per IUGA listing) UnverifiedFunding Funded/salaried post (per IUGA listing) UnverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |