The European Board Examinations in Urology consists of two parts:

• FEBU Written Examination 
• FEBU Oral Examination

Successful urologists having passed the FEBU Oral Examination are granted the FEBU Diploma and may use the title Fellow of the European Board of Urology (FEBU).

Over the last few years the European Board Examinations in Urology have become very popular and we have seen the number of participants double. The Certificate and FEBU Diploma are an asset to the individual’s CV and portfolio.
The FEBU diploma is considered a Mark of Excellence; it is a professional qualification and does not confer a legal right to practise urology in Europe or elsewhere.

The FEBU Written Examination is an integrated part of the national exit examinations for final year residents in Austria, The Netherlands and Switzerland. Both the Written and Oral Examinations are an official part of the exit examinations in Hungary and Poland. In these countries the FEBU Examinations are performed under the auspices of the national urological associations. Respective applicants must contact their national society before registering.

The FEBU Diploma qualifies for 50 CPD credit points in category 3.

Download here: 

• Eligibility criteria 
• List of Subjects to be Studied 
• Statistics of FEBU’s per country