Training at a glance
- Pathway
- Clinical training
- Duration
- 18-month area-of-practice training (FOU) or 36-month expert training (EU), based on full-time employment of 37 hours/week.
- Recorded capacity
- Not recorded
- Accreditation
- Recognition and diploma are awarded by the Danish Paediatric Society.
- Entry qualifications
- Not recorded
- Visa / sponsorship
- Visa and sponsorship not recorded
- Funding / fees
- Not recorded
- Application timing
- From 1 January 2026, applications for both FOU and EU must be sent no later than 3 months after the start of training.
Recorded detail coverage
4 of 12 structured details recorded. This measures how much has been captured here, not the quality of the program.
8 details to confirm with the program
- Recorded capacity
- Entry qualifications
- Clinical registration
- Clinical language
- Visa / sponsorship
- Funding / fees
- Program contact
- Program leadership
About Multi-specialty / General Paediatrics
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Original import notes — historical context
These notes were captured before later field checks. Where they differ, consult the dated field evidence and official sources below.
Post-specialist subspecialty pathways recognised by the Danish Paediatric Society across 13 paediatric areas; training plans are published per area.
Clinical and research exposure
Both pathways are prospective clinical training.
Application and international eligibility
Current intake and a structured application deadline are not independently confirmed.
- Application route
- One joint application is sent to the Society's training committee at fou@paediatri.dk.
6 application details to confirm
Not separately recorded: International eligibility; Application document language; Tuition and fees; Clinical registration; Clinical language; Program leadership. Consult the official program source before applying.
Additional program details
- Application timing
- From 1 January 2026, applications for both FOU and EU must be sent no later than 3 months after the start of training.
- Requested documents
- Completed application template, completed checklist and supervisor signature.
- Curriculum
- Defined areas: acute and intensive paediatrics, asthma/allergy, pulmonology, endocrinology, gastroenterology/hepatology/nutrition, haematology-oncology, infectious diseases, paediatric cardiology, metabolic disorders, neonatology, neuropaediatrics, rheumatology and social paediatrics.
Sources and record history
Field-level source checks (7)
Checks apply only to the fields listed below; their review dates are shown individually.
- Duration — Quoted passage: “De 18 måneder i FOU og de 36 måneder i EU er baseret på fuldtidsansættelse svarende til 37 timer/uge.” ↗ · checked 2026-11-06
- Application route — Quoted passage: “Ved ansøgning om FOU eller EU sendes én samlet ansøgning til Uddannelsesudvalget (UU) på fou@paediatri.dk.” ↗ · checked 2026-11-06
- Application timing — Quoted passage: “Gældende fra d. 1. januar 2026 skal ansøgninger til både UU for FOU og EU sendes senest 3 måneder efter opstart.” ↗ · checked 2026-11-06
- Requested documents — Quoted passage: “Ansøgningen skal minimum indeholde en udfyldt ansøgningsskabelon, udfyldt checkliste og vejlederunderskrift” ↗ · checked 2026-11-06
- Clinical and research exposure — Quoted passage: “Begge forløb er prospektive kliniske uddannelser.” ↗ · checked 2026-11-06
- Accreditation — Quoted passage: “Anerkendelsen og diplom gives af DPS.” ↗ · checked 2026-11-06
- Curriculum — Quoted passage: “Følgende fagområder er defineret inden for pædiatrien: akut og intensiv pædiatri, astma og allergologi, pulmonologi, endokrinologi, gastroenterologi, hepatol...” ↗ · checked 2026-11-06
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