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Neurosurgery fellowships
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Rabat Reference Center for Training Young African Neurosurgeons
Rabat · Morocco
Listed lead Abdeslam El Khamlichi, M.D., Director of the Rabat WFNS Reference Center.
- Duration
- Complete training of five years; short-term training of six months to one year.
- Deadline
- Documents are to be sent one year before the desired start of training.
- Funding
- A yearly WFNS Foundation fellowship of US$4,200 is granted to each trainee, paid through the Hassan II Foundation for the Prevention and Cure of the Nervous System Diseases, which also supports congress attendance, visa issuance and sickness cover.
- Exposure
- Residency-level patient management on the ward and in the emergency unit, and surgery as the training programme requires, with yearly examinations and presentation of scientific papers.
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Application status: The WFNS centre page describes a standing arrangement with a WFNS Foundation fellowship; it gives no current intake date, deadline or places.
Funding: A yearly WFNS Foundation fellowship of US$4,200 is granted to each trainee, paid through the Hassan II Foundation for the Prevention and Cure of the Nervous System Diseases, which also supports congress attendance, visa issuance and sickness cover.
Exposure: Residency-level patient management on the ward and in the emergency unit, and surgery as the training programme requires, with yearly examinations and presentation of scientific papers.
Eligibility: Aimed at young neurosurgeons from African countries; trainees receive a national specialisation diploma after five years if selected by examination, otherwise a specialisation certificate.
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Source: Official WFNS training-centre page for the Rabat Reference Center. Reviewed 7 Nov 2026. Status reflects the last review, not a live vacancy check. Completeness is not a quality rating.
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Diplôme Universitaire: Stéréotaxie cérébrale
Faculté de Médecine et de Pharmacie de Rabat, Université Mohammed V
Rabat · Morocco
Listed lead Pr Najia El Abbadi
- Duration
- 1 year (80 hours)
- Deadline
- Not recorded · check official call
- Funding
- The official page does not publish funding or salary details.
- Exposure
- Stereotactic imaging and frame handling, stereotactic biopsy and resection of brain tumours, aspiration of intracerebral haematomas, cyst catheters, and the role of stereotaxy in SEEG, radiosurgery and movement-disorder surgery, with five one-day workshops.
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Funding: The official page does not publish funding or salary details.
Exposure: Stereotactic imaging and frame handling, stereotactic biopsy and resection of brain tumours, aspiration of intracerebral haematomas, cyst catheters, and the role of stereotaxy in SEEG, radiosurgery and movement-disorder surgery, with five one-day workshops.
Eligibility: Fifth-year neurosurgery residents and qualified neurosurgeons.
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Source: Official FMP Rabat DU/CU page and programme brochure. Reviewed 8 Oct 2026. Status reflects the last review, not a live vacancy check. Completeness is not a quality rating.