Programs may be accredited subspecialty fellowships, board-qualifying tracks or institution-defined clinical fellowships. Confirm accreditation and eligibility on the official page.
OBGYN oncology fellowship: what it covers
Training combines radical and minimally invasive cancer surgery, chemotherapy and systemic therapy, radiation and multidisciplinary tumor board care, and clinical research. Most fellows are OB-GYN specialists; some programs also admit surgeons from related specialties.
Gynecologic oncology fellowships by country
Browse all 355 gynecologic oncology fellowships → OBGYN fellowship in Asia →
How to compare programs
- Accreditation and the qualification awarded on completion.
- Surgical volume, robotic and open case mix, and operative autonomy.
- Research expectations, protected time and publication record of faculty.
- Salary, fees, visa support and international-applicant eligibility.
Frequently asked questions
What is an OBGYN oncology fellowship?
OBGYN oncology fellowship is the common search phrase for gynecologic oncology fellowship: subspecialty training in the surgical and medical management of ovarian, uterine, cervical, vulvar and vaginal cancers after OB-GYN residency.
How long is a gynecologic oncology fellowship?
Many programs run three years, often with a dedicated research period, but length varies by country and program. Some international programs are shorter or structured as clinical fellowships. Check the duration field on each listing.
Where can I do a gynecologic oncology fellowship?
OBGYN Fellow lists 355 programs in 84 countries, led by United States (76), India (34), Germany (16), Spain (12), Italy (12).