ISUOG educational courses provide you with the latest developments, best practices, and debates on key topics affecting obstetrics and gynecology practitioners across the globe.

 

ISUOG education offers a mix of beginner, intermediate and advanced ultrasound courses to continue your professional development and gain CME. Delivered by world-leading experts, ISUOG education courses are interactive and include panel discussions, case studies, and practical demonstrations.

Register for a course today to advance your theory knowledge and enhance your practical skills.

Upcoming courses and webinars

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Fetal growth restriction: From AI-Powered Prediction to Precision Medicine

Join us on Sunday 8 February 2026 for our advanced livestreamed education course on ‘Fetal growth restriction: From AI-Powered Prediction to Precision Medicine’ led by Prof. Asma Khalil and A/Prof. Conrado Coutinho with our panel of dedicated international experts. A full day of 8 hours of online learning.

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Ultrasound in uterine malformations

Join us on Saturday 28 February 2026 for our advanced livestreamed education course on ‘Ultrasound in uterine malformations’ led by A/Prof. Ligita Jokubkiene and Prof. Simon Meagher with our panel of dedicated international experts. A full day of eight hours of online learning.

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Ultrasound in uterine pathology

Join us on Sunday 1 March 2026 for our advanced livestreamed education course on ‘Ultrasound in uterine pathology’ led by A/Prof. Ligita Jokubkiene and A/Prof. Tina Tellum with our panel of dedicated international experts. A full day of eight hours of online learning.

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The ISUOG India Symposium: Making the uncommon common

Join us for our hybrid education course 'The ISUOG India Symposium: Making the uncommon common' in Chandigarh, India on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 March 2026, chaired by Dr Meetan Preet and Prof. Suresh Seshadri.

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Understanding CSP and PAS: Concepts, Controversies and Clinical Practice

Join us on Sunday 12 April 2026 for our advanced livestreamed education course on ‘Understanding CSP and PAS: Concepts, Controversies and Clinical Practice’ led by Prof. Amar Bhide, A/Prof. Conrado Coutinho and Prof. Ilan Timor with our panel of dedicated international experts.

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The ISUOG Fetal Cardiology Conference 2026

Join us in Seville for our advanced education course 'The ISUOG Fetal Cardiology Conference 2026' led by Prof. Simon Meagher and Prof. Fatima Crispi. This event can be attended onsite or via livestream, happening on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd May 2026. This course covers over 15 hours of content.

Education courses and webinars available on-demand

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Imaging approaches to pediatric gynecology

Join us for our webinar in Imaging approaches to pediatric gynecology. This free 2-hour long webinar on Wednesday 26 of November will feature an international panel of experts in ultrasound.

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How to get the best ultrasound image in obstetrical scans

Join us for our next webinar in learning How to get the best ultrasound image in obstetrical scans. This free 2-hour long webinar on Wednesday 3 of December will feature an international panel of experts in ultrasound.

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How to get the best ultrasound image in gynecology

Join us for our webinar in How to get the best Ultrasound image in Gynecology. This free 2-hour long webinar on Wednesday 10 of December will feature an international panel of experts in ultrasound.

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Early Pregnancy Complications

Join us for our hybrid education course 'Early pregnancy complications' led by chair Prof. Tom Bourne. This course was held on Saturday 17 January 2026, in our London office, and is still available on demand.

ISUOG education courses

Our education courses cover a wide variety of subjects on ultrasound in obstetrics & gynecology. Popular ultrasound training courses this year have included topics such as pre-eclampsia, fetal growth restriction, first-trimester ultrasound, fetal echocardiography, endometriosis, fetal anomalies, early pregnancy, fetal neurosonography, and many more. 
The International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology provides the highest quality education courses for (but not limited to) the following professionals: 

  • Fetal medicine specialists
  • Sonographers
  • Obstetricians 
  • Gynecologists
  • Radiologists scanning pregnant women
  • Obstetrics and Gynecology residents

Courses Sub-Committee

The Courses Sub-Committee is responsible for the development and delivery of ISUOG’s education courses, webinars and education material for dissemination. These events provide clinicians in ultrasound an opportunity to stay educated and current with new research and teachings in obstetrics and gynecology. If you would like to suggest a topic for education please email, [email protected]

View the Courses Sub-Committee

Certification FAQs

Does ISUOG offer certificates of attendance for education courses?

Yes, ISUOG offers certificates of attendance for our education courses. Please note the ISUOG certificate of attendance will be available for one year after a course.

Does ISUOG offer CME certificates for education courses?

Education courses with CME accreditation will be clearly highlighted on the webpage, please check the course webpage for all information and updates on this.

Please note the CME certificate will be available for one month after the live event day of the course. After one month registered delegates will only be able to download their ISUOG certificate of attendance. 

If CME is not clearly advertised then the course has no accreditation attributed to it.

How do I download my certificate?

Following a course registered delegates will receive an email with a link to submit an evaluation form. After completing the evaluation form, registered delegates will be redirected to their certificate, which can be filled in before downloading. Please be sure to download your certificate before exiting the survey. 

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