• A primary medical qualification that is acceptable to the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom
• Successful completion of Part 1, or its equivalent, and Part 2 or; Successful completion of Part 1, or its equivalent, the exempting qualification for Part 2 (as Clinical ICO Exam) and completion of the clinical experience requirements for Part 2

Currently, The application is made online through the official website

£1450 (To be confirmed)

• Clinical History and Investigation in Adults and Children
• Ophthalmic Surgery
• Ophthalmic Pathology
• Ophthalmic Medicine
• Paediatric Ophthalmology
• Neuro-Ophthalmology
• Medicine and Neurology in Relation to Ophthalmology
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Structured oral examination

consisting of 3 x 20-minute examinations covering the following subject areas:

• Lids, Oculoplastics and Anterior Segment
• Posterior Segment and Glaucoma
• Neurology, Motility and General Medicine 

Clinical examination

consisting of 4 x 12-minute examinations covering the following subjects:

• Anterior Segment Disorders
• Posterior Segment Disorders
• Neuro-ophthalmic and Ocular Motility Disorders
• Oculoplastic and Lid Disorders

To be confirmed

Online Exam

• Among the easiest UK Ophthalmology fellowship exams
• Less Optics in Part A
• ICO Exams Part A and B (Visual sciences and optics exempts from FRCS Part 1, ICO Exam Part C (Clinical) exempts from FRCS part 2 
• Successful completion of Part A and B will grant title of MRCS Glasgow
• Successful completion of Part A and B and C will grant title of FRCS Glasgow