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Kyoto University Neurosurgery Training Programme and Subspecialty Courses

Kyoto University Hospital

⌖ Kyoto · Japan

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DECISION SUMMARY

Key facts at a glance

Source reviewed 9 Oct 2026. Verify the current intake with the host.

Eligibility
Doctors entering Japanese neurosurgery specialist training through the Kyoto University programme.
Funding
The official page does not publish funding or salary details.
Deadline
Not recorded · check the official call
Duration
Confirm with programme
Hands-on status
Confirm clinical privileges directly with the host.
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Kyoto University's Department of Neurosurgery (about 50 affiliated hospitals and some 450 alumni neurosurgeons) publishes its specialist training route and subspecialty course syllabi, and notes many trainees from other Japanese universities and overseas.

One to one-and-a-half years at Kyoto University Hospital, then operator training at regional core hospitals, subspecialty rotations (functional neurosurgery course at Kyoto University, spine courses at Kyoto Katsura Hospital, Katano Hospital and Fujieda, paediatrics at Shizuoka Children's Hospital) and placement at large centres before the board examination.

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Official Kyoto University Department of Neurosurgery pageLast checked 9 Oct 2026
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INTERNATIONAL APPLICANT CHECK

What the official evidence currently supports.

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International eligibility

Doctors entering Japanese neurosurgery specialist training through the Kyoto University programme.

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Training level & pathway

Specialist (senior-resident) training with subspecialty rotations

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Participation / hands-on scope

One to one-and-a-half years at Kyoto University Hospital, then operator training at regional core hospitals, subspecialty rotations (functional neurosurgery course at Kyoto University, spine courses at Kyoto Katsura Hospital, Katano Hospital and Fujieda, paediatrics at Shizuoka Children's Hospital) and placement at large centres before the board examination.

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Medical registration & licensing

Registration as a specialist trainee (専攻医) in Japan.

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Language requirement

Japanese

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Visa & work authorisation

Visa, sponsorship and work-right requirements are appointment-specific and must be confirmed with the institution.

NeuroSurgFellow does not guarantee admission, licensing, visas, employment, funding or operative privileges. Requirements may change by intake and appointment.

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DATA QUALITY & AVAILABILITY

32% of tracked decision fields are published

Checked 9 Oct 2026. Unavailable details below were not published in the cited material and have not been guessed.

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APPLICATION TIMELINE & ROUTE

Plan the application.

Application status
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Commencement
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Duration
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Positions
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Application route
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Standalone deadline
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ELIGIBILITY & REQUIREMENTS

Published entry requirements.

Clinical or academic eligibility

Doctors entering Japanese neurosurgery specialist training through the Kyoto University programme.

Training level

Specialist (senior-resident) training with subspecialty rotations

Funding and support

The official page does not publish funding or salary details.

Benefits, fees & relocation

Benefits not published in this profile. Programme fees are not published. Insurance details are not published. Accommodation support is not published.

Application documents

No verified document checklist is stored for this profile.

Licence, examinations, language & visa

Registration as a specialist trainee (専攻医) in Japan. Examination requirements are not published. Japanese Visa and work-authorisation requirements need direct confirmation.

HOST INSTITUTION

Kyoto University Hospital

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SOURCE & VERIFICATION

Official programme information.

Source
Official Kyoto University Department of Neurosurgery page
Coverage
Official programme or institutional starting point
Last checked
9 Oct 2026
Editorial status
Source-linked profile
Programme lead
Not recorded
Accreditation / recognition
Not recorded · confirm with the host or accreditor
Planned editorial review
9 Apr 2027
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BEFORE YOU APPLY

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  1. Is the stated intake still open?
  2. Are international graduates eligible?
  3. Does the role include hands-on clinical privileges?
  4. Which licence, visa and language requirements apply?
  5. What salary, fees, insurance and relocation costs apply?