Application information
- Deadline / application cycle
- RANZCOG 2026 selection: applications 12 Jan–12 Feb 2026, interviews 8 May 2026 (closed); 2027 dates not published
- International applicants
- Entry requires FRANZCOG; overseas-trained specialists use RANZCOG's SIMG pathways. Direct entry for overseas applicants not described on the subspecialty page.
- Visa support
- Not published; confirm with program
- Funding
- Salaried training post (salary not published). RANZCOG subspecialty fees per RANZCOG pages: certification fee A$1,433, written exam A$2,891, oral exam A$6,587 (all no GST); annual training fee payable by 31 January.
Entry requirements and contacts
- Verified as of
- 2026-10-20
Faculty
Named faculty have not yet been recorded here. Check the official source for the current teaching team.
Classification and overview
Certification in Gynaecological Oncology (CGO) – RANZCOG-accredited training unit is listed as ranzcog-accredited subspecialty training unit (3-year clinical training; franzcog required) offered by Queensland Centre for Gynaecological Cancer in Brisbane, Australia. It is listed under Gynecologic Oncology, with an original program classification of Gynaecological oncology.
- Directory pathway
- Gynecologic Oncology
- Original classification
- Gynaecological oncology
- Program format
- RANZCOG-accredited subspecialty training unit (3-year clinical training; FRANZCOG required)
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