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The aim of the Part 2 Oral Exam is to assess the candidate’s ability to evaluate and manage common clinical scenarios encountered in everyday urological practice. By participating, you contribute to maintaining high standards of urological care across Europe.
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The candidate will be examined on a number of clinical cases reflecting daily practice. Register today and improve the standards for tomorrow.
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The exam is offered in Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish and therefore widely accessible. In Hungary, Poland and Türkiye the exams are co-organised with national associations and offered in the native languages.
About
Content & significance
Case-based exam
This is an in-person exam based on pre-recorded clinical cases. The candidate will be evaluated by a team of two urologists on four cases. The session lasts approximately 60 minutes.
Scoring system
Candidates are assessed on their diagnostic ability, clinical judgement, and decision-making skills. The final outcome is determined based on performance in both the Written and Oral Examinations. More about Scoring
Resources
Candidates are recommended to follow their national curriculum.
The EAU guidelines provide a useful consensus of urological management.
FEBU (International) title
Successful candidates are awarded the title Fellow of the European Board of Urology (International) - FEBU (International)- a recognised qualification and valuable addition to their professional credentials.
Sequestering
To ensure the integrity of the examination, candidates subject to the sequestering policy and are required to remain in a designated room until released by the EBU.
Revalidation process
Starting 2025, the FEBU (International) title will be valid for a period of five years and subject to revalidation. Revalidation is based on the principles of Continuing Medical Education (CME) and active engagement in the programme of Lifelong Learning.