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EUARS Fellowships

Structured fellowship pathways across education, research and innovation in robotic surgery and related technologies

Future framework

Structured learning through selected partner centres

EUARS will develop shared objectives, pathway requirements and assessment frameworks through multidisciplinary Working Groups. Each fellowship will be hosted and delivered by the selected partner centre using its own qualified professors, trainers and supervisors.

Clinical

EUARS Robotic Surgery Fellowship

Robotic surgery, observation, simulation, workflow, safety and defined educational activities.

Expected host setting Selected university clinical or surgical centre
Engineering

EUARS Engineering Robotics Fellowship

Robotics, automation, systems integration, simulation, data and clinical context.

Expected host setting University or research centre specialising in robotics and engineering
Research

EUARS Research Fellowships

Application-based research opportunities primarily for early-career researchers.

Expected host setting Approved academic, clinical, engineering or interdisciplinary research centre

How future calls will work

Each published call will specify eligibility, selection criteria, host centre, duration, supervision, learning or research objectives, assessment, required documents and any available financial contribution. Initial placements may, where appropriate, last approximately 6–12 weeks. Funding will apply only when expressly confirmed in the call.

Research Fellowships Framework

EUARS Research Fellowships will be competitive opportunities primarily for early-career clinical, scientific, engineering and interdisciplinary researchers. Calls will define research priorities, methodology, host centre and supervisor, duration, funding, ethical and data requirements, expected outputs, authorship and intellectual-property arrangements.

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