Explore 3 recorded oculoplastics programmes in Montreal, Canada across 2 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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| Programme | Duration | Eligibility | Apply and deadline | Participant costs | Pay and funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oculoplastic and Orbital Surgery Fellowship (DES en oculoplastie)Université de Montréal Department of Ophthalmology (CHUM / CUO-Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont / CHU Sainte-Justine) | Duration 2 years Recorded; not reverified | Eligibility Ophthalmologists who have completed residency; functional French required (French exam on admission) Recorded; not reverifiedInternational applicants Not stated on official page (external bursary from recognised body required) Recorded; not reverified | Application method Email application (diplomas, CV, two recommendation letters, motivation letter) to the programme contact listed on the page Recorded; not reverifiedDocuments CV (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist) Recorded; not reverifiedDeadline 1 May of the preceding year Recorded; not reverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Not recorded UnverifiedFunding Only bursaries from a university, government body, recognised granting agency or MSSS-eligible foundation are accepted Recorded; not reverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Oculoplastic Surgery FellowshipMcGill University | Duration 1 year Recorded; not reverified | Eligibility Completed residency and Royal College or Board certification; recognised specialist; graduate of FAIMER-listed school Recorded; not reverifiedInternational applicants International specialists accepted with non-profit scholarship funding Recorded; not reverified | Application method McGill online application (PGME); see Application Timelines Recorded; not reverifiedDocuments Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Institution policy: 1 September 2026 for the 2027-2028 academic year (McGill PGME online application opens 15 May 2026) Recorded; not reverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Not recorded UnverifiedFunding Candidates must secure funding (non-profit, min. R-1 equivalent) Recorded; not reverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |
| Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery FellowshipMcGill University | Duration 2 years Recorded; not reverified | Eligibility Completed residency and Royal College or Board certification; recognised specialist; graduate of FAIMER-listed school Recorded; not reverifiedInternational applicants International specialists accepted with non-profit scholarship funding Recorded; not reverified | Application method McGill online application (PGME); see Application Timelines Recorded; not reverifiedDocuments Not recorded UnverifiedDeadline Institution policy: 1 September 2026 for the 2027-2028 academic year (McGill PGME online application opens 15 May 2026) Recorded; not reverified | Tuition / fees Not recorded UnverifiedApplication fee Not recorded Unverified | Stipend / salary Not recorded UnverifiedFunding Candidates must secure funding (non-profit, min. R-1 equivalent) Recorded; not reverifiedScholarship Not recorded Unverified |