BAUS Section of Trainees (BSoT)
The Section of Trainees was formed was formed over 30 years ago as the Specialist Urology Registrars' Group (SURG), with the aim of promoting “high standards in the practice of the science of urology”.
Our aim, now that we have formally joined forces with BAUS, is to act as an advocate for trainees by promoting excellence in training, education, welfare and support, thus ensuring that future urologists can - and will - provide the best care possible for their patients.
BAUS Membership for Trainees
If you wish to apply for membership, please submit your application before the next Council meeting:
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BSoT Secretary
Nominations are invited for BSoT Secretary - term is for 2 years to begin 22 August. Full details and application on the button below (log-in required)
BSoT Secretary Nominations
6 Free places available for UDOU Course in Paris 18-20 September 2025
The BAUS Oncology Section have secured six free places (accommodation and registration) for the Update in Uro Oncolgy course in Paris from 18-20 September 2025.
BAUS members who are not in a substantive consultant post, with an interest in specialising in Uro-oncology and in a urology post may apply via the button below (log-in required)
UDUO Course
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Upcoming Event
1 – 2 Sep 2025
Robotic Urology
Newcastle Surgical Training Centre, Freeman Hospital, Freeman Road, High Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne NE7 7DN
Overview
This course is designed for potential robotic surgeons, using didactic and hands-on cadaveric training experience.
It is an intensive two-day course of lectures, debate, exchange and practical hands-on experience using the Da Vinci robot, conducted by a faculty of experienced robotic surgeons.