Endourology & Stone

Karl Storz Endourology Fellowship

University of Cape Town · Groote Schuur Hospital · Cape Town, South Africa

University of Cape Town · Division of UrologyOfficial website identity

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A visiting fellowship across laparoscopy, endourology, reconstruction and paediatric minimally invasive surgery.

Programme details

Programme type
Clinical
Subspecialty
Endourology & Stone
Duration
1 year
Training format
Minimally invasive urology
Clinical classification
Hands-on
Research component
Not publicly listed
Current status
Programme listed, intake not confirmed
Published deadline
Confirm with programme
International applicants
Explicit pathway
Funding / salary
Not publicly listed
Number of positions
Not publicly listed
Medical registration
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Language requirements
Not publicly listed
Visa information
No official public information located
Required documents
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Last verified
14 Aug 2026

International applicant note

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Application and source traceability

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