Uniting the globe to transform gynecologic cancer care worldwide

Engaging Offerings

IGCS Annual Global Meeting


The largest, most diverse gathering of delegates dedicated to advancing gynecologic cancer care.

International Journal of Gynecological Cancer


The scientific publication representing work and research in all regions relevant to gynecologic malignancies.

IGCS Education360 Learning Portal


The source of professional education for gynecologic cancer care specialists.

Our Global Community

Our inclusive leadership and membership framework encourages interaction and growth across diverse social, political, and health care systems.

Our society connects members with specific educational needs to those with corresponding resources and programs, forms partnerships, and otherwise enhances benefits to women not only in optimal but in the most challenging circumstances and environments.

Our Programs

Global Curriculum: Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship

Global Curriculum: Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship

Our flagship mentorship and training program building human capacity for gynecologic cancer care and research in regions that need it most.

Project ECHO® Virtual Tumor Boards

Project ECHO® Virtual Tumor Boards

A tele-mentoring program empowering clinicians to access expert knowledge to advance gynecologic cancer care wherever they live.

Educational Certificate Programs

Educational Certificate Programs

Curated curriculums for focused learning in special topics including palliative care and the diagnoses and management of preinvasive cervical disease.

Early Career Research and Publications Network

Early Career Research and Publications Network

A supportive network of peers and mentors developing research projects and discussing publishing and writing as critical components to career development.

Strategic Alliance Partnerships

Strategic Alliance Partnerships

Aligning objectives, providing resources, and connecting gynecologic cancer clinicians and researchers throughout the world.

International Gynecologic Cancer Advocacy Network

International Gynecologic Cancer Advocacy Network

A broad network of organizations and individuals working collaboratively to enhance the care of women with gynecologic cancers worldwide.

Latest News

Stay current on IGCS programs, events, and community news.

IGCS and Nezhat Family Foundation Join Forces

IGCS and The Nezhat Family Foundation are partnering to revolutionize women’s healthcare worldwide through training in advanced minimally invasive and robotic surgery. The IGCS leadership is grateful to the Nezhat Family Foundation for their generosity and dedication to advancing surgical care to benefit patients worldwide.

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IGCS-PAHO collaboration in the elimination of cervical cancer

IGCS is honored to start collaborating with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO).  

Member Spotlight

IGCS 2023 Annual Global Meeting

The 2023 Annual Global Meeting of the International Gynecologic Cancer Society will be held in Seoul, Korea from November 5 – 7, 2023. Abstract submission is now open! The deadline to submit is May 8.

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IGCS Member Spotlight: Dr. Jean-Claude Ulysse

“I am proud to be a part of the IGCS because this means I am part of a bigger group fighting one enemy—cancer.” Read more from Dr. Jean-Claude Ulysse’s Member Spotlight.

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Survivorship Survey

If you are a gynecologic cancer survivor, or a family member/caregiver, we’d love to gain your feedback on your experiences and needs regarding survivorship care — meaning the care and support services needed throughout and beyond curative treatment.

Advocacy

2023 Board of Directors Application Open

IGCS is seeking committed members to apply for leadership positions to help guide the Society’s strategic direction and help work towards our mission of uniting the globe in the fight against gynecologic cancer. The deadline to apply is Thursday, March 30, 2023.

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Join IGCS in the fight against
gynecologic cancers worldwide.