Glaucoma (Ophthalmology) fellowships in Europe

Explore 20 recorded glaucoma programmes in Europe across 20 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 20 of 20 recorded programmes, sorted by programme name. These are not confirmed open vacancies.
Programme	Duration	Eligibility	Apply and deadline	Participant costs	Pay and funding
DOG/BVA Fellowship in Glaucoma Surgery (Glaukomchirurgie)Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG) and Berufsverband der Augenärzte Deutschlands (BVA) – delivered at DOG-certified training centres	Duration Minimum 2 years Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Board-certified ophthalmologists (completed Facharzt training) employed at a DOG-certified training centre (at least 16 hours/week); membership of DOG and BVA required Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellows must be employed at the certified German centre; fellowships with international specialists count only if a certified mentor and the relevant DOG section confirm equivalence Recorded; not reverified	Application method Centre registers the fellow with the DOG office using the programme application forms; certificate issued on mentor confirmation and recommendation Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Not stated on the official page Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees programme fees EUR 267.50 per centre, EUR 267.50 per fellow and EUR 160.50 per mentor Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding Fellows are employed and paid by the training centre; programme fees EUR 267.50 per centre, EUR 267.50 per fellow and EUR 160.50 per mentor Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)University Eye Hospital Bonn (Universitäts-Augenklinik Bonn)	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Bordeaux University Hospital (CHU de Bordeaux)	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Clinica Oculistica, IRCCS Ospedale Policlinico San Martino	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Helsinki University Hospital, Department of Ophthalmology	Duration One-year EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship (EGS-wide) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope EGS-wide candidate requirements for the EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship; not specific to the Helsinki centre Source 1 ↗	Eligibility Read full value Medical doctors working in UEMS (and associate) countries who graduated from a four-year ophthalmology residency and are specialists in ophthalmology; also CV, motivation letter, two reference letters (EGS-wide) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope EGS-wide candidate requirements for the EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship; not specific to the Helsinki centre Source 1 ↗ International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Source 3 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)University of Leuven (KU Leuven / UZ Leuven), Glaucoma service	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Hospital Clínico San Carlos, Universidad Complutense de Madrid	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)University Medical Center Mainz, Department of Ophthalmology	Duration Fellowship: one year (EGS programme); observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope EGS-wide fellowship rule; observership 1-month per EGS observership page Source 1 ↗	Eligibility Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with special interest in glaucoma who works and resides within Europe Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope EGS-wide observership eligibility Source 1 ↗ International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Observership: application open from 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 (as written on the EGS page) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope EGS-wide observership page; dated window as written Source 1 ↗	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Ospedale San Paolo, University of Milan Eye Clinic	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Institut du Glaucome de Paris	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Department of Ophthalmology	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Medical University of Vienna, Department of Ophthalmology, Glaucoma Section	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Sestre Milosrdnice University Hospital Center, Glaucoma Referral Centre	Duration Fellowship: 12 months; observership: 1 month (4 weeks) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Read full value Fellowship: completed ophthalmology residency (minimum 4 years) and specialist title in a UEMS member country, eligibility to register with the host national medical board, fluency in the national language and English, two references, up to 7 years after specialist diploma; surgical track requires at least 100 cataract surgeries. Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with an interest in glaucoma working and residing in Europe Recorded; not reverified International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Online application via the EGS website; for observerships the applicant first obtains a positive response from the centre Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Fellowship applications currently closed per EGS page; observership application window stated as 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary Recorded; not reverified Source 1 ↗ Source 2 ↗ Funding Fellowship: EGS grant of EUR 30,000 for 12 months paid to the training centre to fund the fellow's salary; observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
EGS European Glaucoma Fellowship and EGS Observership (EGS-accredited glaucoma centre)Talacker Augen Zentrum Zürich (TAZZ)	Duration EGS fellowship training period is one year (accreditation criteria); EGS observership is 1 month (4 weeks). Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope European Glaucoma Society (EGS) page listing EGS-accredited training centres; TAZZ named in the list; society page, centre listed (not TAZZ-authored) Source 1 ↗	Eligibility Read full value Observership: young ophthalmologist or resident with special interest in glaucoma who works and resides within the geographical boundaries of Europe and wants a one-month training period in a major glaucoma centre. Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope European Glaucoma Society (EGS) Observership page; TAZZ named among centres willing to accept observers; EGS scheme terms apply to all listed centres Source 1 ↗ International applicants Read full value Fellowship primarily national (candidates resident in the same country as the centre); international EGS fellowship possible only with a host-country licence to practise, centre approval and fluency in the national language Recorded; not reverified	Application method Observership: applicant contacts the centre to enquire availability, then fills in the mandatory online EGS form with attachments including the centre's positive response. Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope European Glaucoma Society (EGS) Observership page; TAZZ named among centres willing to accept observers; EGS scheme terms apply to all listed centres Source 1 ↗ Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Observership: "The application will be open from December the 1st 2025 to January 31st 2026" (page also says the programme is currently fully booked and will resume in September). Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope European Glaucoma Society (EGS) Observership page; TAZZ named among centres willing to accept observers; EGS scheme terms apply to all listed centres Source 1 ↗	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding Observership: single EGS contribution of EUR 1,500 (applicant may need additional funds to complete the 4-week observership). Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope European Glaucoma Society (EGS) Observership page; TAZZ named among centres willing to accept observers; EGS scheme terms apply to all listed centres Source 1 ↗ Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
Glaucoma FellowshipAugenklinik Sulzbach, Knappschaft Hospital Saar	Duration 1 or 2 years Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-12 Evidence scope Eye Clinic Sulzbach international visiting ophthalmologists fellowship, Glaucoma Fellowship Source 1 ↗	Eligibility Not stated on sister directory profile Unverified Source 1 ↗ International applicants The fellowship programme is designed for early-career ophthalmologists from outside Germany. Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-12 Evidence scope Eye Clinic Sulzbach international visiting ophthalmologists fellowship, Glaucoma Fellowship Source 1 ↗	Application method Email fellowship application to Prof Peter Szurman (address revealed on the official page) Unverified Source 1 ↗ Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Not recorded Unverified Source 1 ↗	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding The clinic says it may fund some fellowships for early-career ophthalmologists from developing countries committed to ophthalmic education and patient care in their home countries. Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-12 Evidence scope Eye Clinic Sulzbach international visiting ophthalmologists fellowship, Glaucoma Fellowship Source 1 ↗ Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
Glaucoma Fellowship (International Visiting Ophthalmologists)Augenklinik Sulzbach (Knappschaft Hospital Saar)	Duration 1 or 2 years Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility At least B2 German language certificate (C1 preferable) Recorded; not reverified International applicants Programme designed for young ophthalmologists from foreign countries who return home Recorded; not reverified	Application method Apply by email to Prof. Dr. med. Peter Szurman Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding Funded fellowships may be awarded to young ophthalmologists from developing countries (foundation-supported); otherwise not stated Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
Glaucoma Fellowship (junior and post-CCT posts)Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust (Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre)	Duration 12 months in the trust’s training listing. Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-12 Evidence scope Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre Glaucoma fellowship listing, training page modified October 2024 Source 1 ↗	Eligibility BMEC lists junior posts for doctors seeking ophthalmology experience and a separate post for post-CCT ophthalmologists or equivalent. Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-12 Evidence scope Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre Glaucoma fellowship listing, training page modified October 2024 Source 1 ↗ International applicants Not stated on sister directory profile Unverified Source 1 ↗	Application method Not recorded Unverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Not recorded Unverified Source 1 ↗	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary The closed Senior Glaucoma Fellow advert listed an annual salary rate of GBP 65,048. Historical source · Source check: 2026-11-12 Evidence scope Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre, Senior Glaucoma Fellow advert closed 2025-12-13; advert-specific terms Source 1 ↗ Funding Not stated on sister directory profile Unverified Source 1 ↗ Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
International Fellow and Scholar Program - GlaucomaGlaucoma Center, Montchoisi Clinic (Swiss Vision Network)	Duration Flexible Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified International applicants Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified	Application method Contact the listed centre contact (per SOE directory) Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
Master in GlaucomaInstitut Català de Retina (ICR) with Universitat Internacional de Catalunya	Duration 12 months (per SOE directory) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Approved medicine and ophthalmology degree, work permit and level C of Spanish Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope ICR masters overview page covering the ICR master degrees (MA in Glaucoma and MA in Orbital, Lachrymal and Eye Plastic Surgery) jointly; terms apply per master degree for the 2026-2027 edition Source 1 ↗ International applicants Only with approved (homologated) degrees, Spanish work permit and C-level Spanish Recorded; not reverified	Application method Preregistration with ID card/passport, updated CV, motivation letter, recommendation letters and approved degree; personal interviews for candidates still in process Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope ICR masters overview page covering the ICR master degrees (MA in Glaucoma and MA in Orbital, Lachrymal and Eye Plastic Surgery) jointly; terms apply per master degree for the 2026-2027 edition Source 1 ↗ Documents CV (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope ICR masters overview page covering the ICR master degrees (MA in Glaucoma and MA in Orbital, Lachrymal and Eye Plastic Surgery) jointly; terms apply per master degree for the 2026-2027 edition Source 1 ↗ Deadline Preregistration for the 2026-2027 masters until 13 March 2026 (page text as written) Confirmed programme fact · Source check: 2026-11-01 Evidence scope ICR masters overview page covering the ICR master degrees (MA in Glaucoma and MA in Orbital, Lachrymal and Eye Plastic Surgery) jointly; terms apply per master degree for the 2026-2027 edition Source 1 ↗	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified
Master in GlaucomaInstituto de Microcirugía Ocular (IMO) Barcelona / Fundación IMO with Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona	Duration 12 months (per SOE fellowship directory) Recorded; not reverified	Eligibility Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified International applicants Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified	Application method Via Fundación IMO teaching pages Recorded; not reverified Documents Not recorded Unverified Deadline Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified	Tuition / fees Not recorded Unverified Application fee Not recorded Unverified	Stipend / salary Not recorded Unverified Funding Not stated on official page Recorded; not reverified Scholarship Not recorded Unverified