EBNENM Examinations

The EBNENM examination leads to European board certification in neuroendocrine neoplasia medicine through the ENETS–UEMS collaboration. Candidates who meet the eligibility requirements and successfully complete the written and oral examinations are awarded the title of Fellow of the European Board of Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Medicine.

Applications are open for the 2027 examinations in Milan, Italy. European and non-European physicians are welcome to apply, subject to the eligibility requirements.

Below you will find the examination dates, eligibility requirements, application documents, fees and instructions for submitting your application.

Examination regulations

Please read the EBNENM examination regulations before submitting your application. They explain the eligibility assessment, examination format, fees, cancellation arrangements and appeals procedure.

EBNENM examinations 2027

Applications are open for the EBNENM examinations 2027, taking place during the ENETS Annual Conference in Milan, Italy.

Application deadline: 30 November 2026, 23:59 CET

  • Part 1 – Written examination: 10 March 2027
  • Part 2 – Oral examination: 11–12 March 2027

Before applying, please review the eligibility requirements below, the application form and the examination regulations, including fees and the appeals process.

Eligibility requirements

European and non-European physicians may apply for the EBNENM examination. All applicants must:

  • Hold a medical degree and have completed general professional training.
  • Hold a national specialist qualification in a relevant medical specialty (such as board certification in Gastroenterology).
  • Be an ENETS member in good standing.
  • Have completed a minimum of two years of continuous clinical work in NEN care after fellowship at an ENETS Center of Excellence (CoE) or an equivalent training institution.
  • Document the required competencies in an EBNENM logbook, with entries signed off by the accredited training director.

Applicants must also meet the educational activity and publication requirements set out in the European Training Requirements (ETR). These are listed on the Information for trainees page.

Eligibility is assessed by the Examination Board on the basis of the complete application and supporting documents.

If you are unsure whether your qualifications or training meet the requirements, please contact the ENETS Office at office@enets.org.

Application documents

Please submit the following documents:

  • completed EBNENM logbook with signed entries (a signature from one person in the expert centre will suffice, despite the different disciplines);
  • proof of training at a European centre;
  • two letters of recommendation from trainers (training completed in Europe);
  • updated CV;
  • proof of your national specialist qualification;
  • completed and signed application form;
  • scanned copy of your ID card or passport showing your photograph and name in Latin letters.

Eligibility assessment

The eligibility assessment takes place in two steps:

Step 1 – Application review

After receiving your application, the ENETS Office will issue an invoice for the €200 eligibility assessment fee. The eligibility review will begin only once payment has been received. The review will be completed within one month of receipt of payment, provided all required documents have been submitted.

 

Step 2 – Confirmation of eligibility

If you are deemed eligible, the ENETS Office will issue a second invoice for the €600 examination fee. This must be paid within two weeks of confirmation of eligibility and before the examination. You may sit the examination only once this payment has been received.

How to apply

Please email your completed Application Form and all required supporting documents to
office@enets.org.

Application deadline: 30 November 2026, 23:59 CET.

Please note that incomplete applications or applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered for eligibility assessment.

Examination procedure

The EBNENM examination assesses specialist knowledge and its application to clinical practice in NEN medicine. It covers the relevant science, diagnosis, investigation and management of neuroendocrine neoplasms, as set out in the European Training Requirements and EBNENM logbook.

The examination is conducted in English and consists of a written and an oral assessment.

Part 1: Written examination

  • 50 multiple-choice questions.
  • A maximum duration of 75 minutes.
  • Held as a paper-based examination in a separate, secure room.
  • Accounts for 40% of the total score.

Candidates must pass the written examination to proceed to the oral examination.

Part 2: Oral examination

  • Clinical scenarios drawn from the curriculum.
  • Assessment of non-technical skills, including consent and communication.
  • Critical appraisal of a scientific publication.
  • Accounts for 60% of the total score.

For the 2027 examinations, the written assessment takes place on 10 March and the oral assessments on 11–12 March.

The Examination Board reviews the results and determines whether candidates have met the required standard to pass.

Training resources and templates

To prepare for the examination, review the European Training Requirements (ETR) and the competencies set out in the EBNENM logbook.

The resources page brings together these documents, relevant ENETS guidance papers and guidelines, webinars and other educational materials. Trainees are encouraged to discuss their preparation with their trainers and keep up to date with developments in NEN medicine.

Examination fees

The total fee for the EBNENM examination is €800, payable in two stages:

1. Eligibility assessment – €200

Submit your application and supporting documents to the ENETS Office. An invoice for the eligibility assessment will be sent within two weeks after the application deadline. The eligibility review will begin only once payment has been received and will be completed within one month of receipt of payment, provided all required documents have been submitted.

2. Examination – €600

If your application is approved, the ENETS Office will send you an invoice for the examination fee. Payment is required within two weeks of confirmation of eligibility to finalise your examination registration.

Payments must be made by bank transfer to ENETS, using the details provided on the invoice.

Fees are non-refundable. Please consult the examination regulations for cancellation and postponement arrangements.

Examination regulations

Please read the EBNENM examination regulations before submitting your application. They explain the eligibility assessment, examination format, fees, cancellation arrangements and appeals procedure.

Examiners

EBNENM examiners must:

  • Be actively involved in NEN medicine in Europe.
  • Be familiar with the European Training Requirements (ETR), the EBNENM logbook and the examination structure.
  • Have completed training in the use of the examination assessment tools.

Examiners assess candidates against the required standards of knowledge and clinical competence.

As the programme develops and the number of Fellows grows, the aim is for examiner roles to be held by EBNENM Fellows.

EBNENM trainer application

Submit an expression of interest to be considered as an EBNENM trainer.