Fellowship in Nephrology

Fellowship Programs Fellowship in Nephrology Nephrology & Renal Transplant Fellowship in Nephrology

A one-year, full-time clinical fellowship in nephrology.

About the Nephrology Fellowship

The Nephrology Fellowship is an advanced, full-time clinical training programme for Nephrology & Renal Transplant specialists who wish to develop focused subspecialty expertise in nephrology. Delivered within our internationally accredited teaching hospitals, it combines intensive, supervised hands-on experience with structured academic teaching, and is aligned with internationally recognised training standards. Fellows graduate confident, practice-ready and equipped with the clinical, academic and ethical foundations for a modern international career.

Program highlights

• Duration: 1 year (full-time)
• Mode: Clinical, competency-based training
• Setting: Internationally accredited teaching hospitals
• Eligibility: A specialist qualification in Internal Medicine or Nephrology, or an international equivalent.
• Certification: Certificate of Fellowship on successful completion

Key focus areas

• Clinical nephrology and CKD management
• Haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis
• Renal transplantation work-up and care
• Immunosuppression and rejection management
• Vascular access and advanced dialysis

Eligibility

A specialist qualification in Internal Medicine or Nephrology, or an international equivalent. Candidates are expected to have completed core specialty training and to be in good professional standing. International applicants with equivalent qualifications are welcome to apply.

Admission process

1. Application: Submit your application and CV to our academic office.
2. Eligibility review: Verification of your qualifications and relevant clinical experience.
3. Interview: Shortlisted candidates are invited for an interview with the faculty.
4. Selection: Offers are made on merit, clinical aptitude and seat availability.
5. Enrolment: Confirm your place and complete onboarding.

Curriculum

The curriculum blends theoretical teaching with extensive supervised clinical practice across the following areas:

• Foundations and advanced principles of nephrology
• Clinical nephrology and CKD management
• Haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis
• Renal transplantation work-up and care
• Immunosuppression and rejection management
• Vascular access and advanced dialysis
• Post-transplant surveillance
• Research methodology, case presentations and academic development

Career pathways

On completion, fellows are well positioned to:

• Practise as a subspecialist in nephrology
• Lead or join advanced clinical and academic teams
• Pursue teaching, research and further international fellowships
• Contribute to multidisciplinary and tertiary-level care