1. To gain a deeper understanding of urological diseases and conditions, critically analyzing their etiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management. 2. To enhance the skills needed for effective and patient-centered communication in the context of urology, improving patient interactions and shared decision-making processes. 3. To master different strategies, methods, and techniques for handling a variety of urology scenarios, particularly in challenging and pressure-filled settings. 4. To evaluate and reflect on the current medical practice concerning urological patient care by engaging in meaningful discussions, case reviews, and problem-based learning. 5. To build a strong foundation in urological research, enabling the professionals to incorporate the latest scientific evidence into their clinical practice, thus enhancing the quality of patient care.