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Universidad Militar Nueva Granada

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Location

City: Bogotá (1). Country: Colombia (2).

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Post-specialty Programme in Otology
Universidad Militar Nueva Granada · Bogotá
Clinical fellowship2 yearsNot confirmedConditional2026-10-31

Institution overview

Universidad Militar Nueva Granada is recorded in this directory with 1 advanced ENT training or funding record associated with Bogotá, Colombia.

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Recorded locations: Bogotá. Destinations: Colombia.

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Training pathways

Clinical fellowship

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Post-specialty Programme in Otology

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Duration
2 years
Entry qualifications
Medical doctors qualified in otolaryngology; a foreign specialist qualification must be formally recognised in Colombia.
Training exposure
111 academic credits covering otology, neurotology, implantable hearing technology, electrophysiology, imaging, anatomy laboratories and research.
Research opportunities
Research-methods training and two curriculum research modules.
Published fees
The page lists COP 41,831,000 for 2026; confirm the billing period and the current quotation with admissions.

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