Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowships in Africa: 5 Recorded Programs
Explore 5 recorded pediatric endocrinology fellowship and training routes in Africa. Compare institutions, duration, eligibility, funding and official sources.
5 recorded routes across 5 source institution labels: 5 clinical training. 5 records have at least one field-level source check.
Listings do not confirm a current vacancy or applicant eligibility. Historical placements, frameworks and awards may appear alongside host training programmes; read each profile’s scope and dated evidence.
Compare programmes and application details
| Program and institution | Pathway and location | Duration and capacity | Entry requirements | Funding and fees | Sources and shortlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fellowship in Paediatric and Adolescent Endocrinology University of Nairobi, Dept of Paediatrics and Child Health | Clinical training Nairobi, Kenya | Full-time programme with a minimum of two and a maximum of four academic/calendar years. Recorded capacity: Not recorded | MMed in Paediatrics and Child Health or Senate-recognized equivalent, professional indemnity, regulatory good-conduct documentation and an application/interview process. | Funding: Read fundingThe undated programme page lists KSh283,500 for year one and KSh278,500 for year two, with separate foreign-currency tables and additional charges. Foreign-applicant surcharge wording differs within the page, so an individual fee quotation is required. Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| MPhil in Endocrinology (subspecialist training) University of Cape Town, Dept of Paediatrics and Child Health | Clinical training Cape Town, South Africa | Minimum two years full-time under UCT’s faculty-wide MPhil subspecialist-training requirements; additional dissertation time may be allowed. The individual training plan must be confirmed. Recorded capacity: Not recorded | UCT’s MPhil page states that applicants must be registered as specialists and appointed against HPCSA-approved training numbers. This is a statement for the MPhil subspecialty programs in general. | Funding: Not recorded Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| MPhil in Paediatric Endocrinology Stellenbosch University, Dept of Paediatrics and Child Health (Tygerberg) | Clinical training Cape Town (Tygerberg), South Africa Read pathway scopeA clinical pediatric subspecialty training programme linked to an MPhil and CMSA certificate assessment, requiring prior pediatric specialist qualification; not a degree-only research course or current advertised vacancy. | Two years of clinical subspecialty training, as specified in the 2026 yearbook. Recorded capacity: Not recorded | FC Paed (SA), MMed (Paed), or an equivalent pediatric specialist qualification. | Funding: Admission requires a funded senior-registrar appointment or proof of alternative two-year supernumerary support. The programme section does not itself specify an individual salary or award amount. Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| Paediatric Endocrinology Training Centre for West Africa (PETCWA) Fellowship Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) | Clinical training Lagos, Nigeria | 24 months over four semesters. Recorded capacity: Not recorded | Not recorded | Funding: Not recorded Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| Sub-specialist Senior Registrar Training in Paediatric Endocrinology University of KwaZulu-Natal, Dept of Paediatrics and Child Health (IALCH, Durban) | Clinical training Durban, South Africa | Not recorded Recorded capacity: Not recorded | Read entry requirementsThe 2026 notice requires MBChB/equivalent plus FCPaed or MMed, current paediatric specialist registration, an approved Department of Health post with line-manager approval or full sponsorship. Two years as a paediatrician is preferred; candidates with less experience may be considered if a position remains unfilled. | Funding: Read fundingCandidates must be approved in-service trainees or fully sponsored. University registration is at the trainee’s cost and funding-source evidence is requested; the notice does not state an individual salary. Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
What is recorded and what to check
Coverage in this collection: 4/5 entry requirements; 3/5 funding; 0/5 fees; 3/5 clinical registration; 0/5 clinical language; 2/5 language / examination requirements; 0/5 application document language. Recorded information is not a full programme verification. Language examinations and document translation do not establish the language of clinical practice.
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Countries and areas in this continent
- Kenya (1)
- Nigeria (1)
- South Africa (3)
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