Dental Postgraduate Degrees

...If you have a real desire to improve people's health, wellbeing and enjoyment of life, dentistry may be the ideal career for you. The fully accredited Bachelor of Dental Science from Charles Sturt University qualifies you for registration as a dental practitioner in all Australian states...

... sciences structured in 5 streams ranging from patient care to preventative and conservative dentistry to restorative dentistry to child and adolescent dental health. There is early clinical contact from first year. In the third year students will actively engage in a research project. Whilst the final...

...-based component through rotations in rural, remote and metropolitan dental clinics. Working within Dentistry one must possess a number of attributes in order to be successful in Dentistry. We have attached a list of inherent requirements that students should meet before considering Dentistry as a career...

...Entry requirements & how to apply Minimum requirements 2:1 Bachelor's degree with 2:1 honours in a relevant subject plus an interest in dental public health, community dentistry, preventive programmes, health promotion, and/or special needs care. Evidence of experience of research, report writing... Learn about: Dental Public Health, Public Health, English Language...

...This course focuses on the provision of highly advanced and technically demanding dental appliances and medical devices. After training in research methods, you’ll carry out a research project of your own and learn how to apply your findings in practice... Learn about: Dental Laboratory, Dental Technology, Clinical Dentistry...

...This distinctive programme is the result of a joint partnership between Edge Hill University and Implant Centres of Excellence (ICE Ltd). It will train you in the practical application of dental implantology in the clinic, combining theoretical knowledge with the requirement to successfully... Learn about: Surgical Implant, Bone Atrophy, Dental Care...

...-based component through rotations in rural, remote and metropolitan dental clinics. Working within Dentistry one must possess a number of attributes in order to be successful in Dentistry. We have attached a list of inherent requirements that students should meet before considering Dentistry as a career...

... and criticise clinical practice and outcomes Review and criticise current thinking and evidence related to the dental hygiene clinical practice Practical... Learn about: Dental Hygiene, Health Behaviour Change, Clinical Governance...

... the larger urban campus of the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Dental Medicine is uniquely positioned to provide a depth of opportunities for interdisciplinary study across other professional disciplines. Here, students find an education that builds excellence in dental medicine by encouraging individual...

..., this course enables you to develop specialised skills and expand your scope of practice. Offered for full-time or part-time study, it is ideal for dentists who wish to upgrade their qualifications while continuing to work. Please note: the next intake for the Graduate Diploma of Dental Implantology will be 202245... Learn about: Dental Implants...

... a career in government-based and national Dental Public Health programmes. This Community Dentistry course also focuses on evidence-based dentistry, with input from Derek Richards, Director for the Centre of Evidence-Based Dentistry, and Professor Jan Clarkson, Coordinating Editor of the Cochrane... Learn about: Dental Health, Social Science, Public Health...

...The proposal should explain in some detail precisely the field of study that you want to contribute to and current research gaps, what you want to do... Learn about: Professor Training, Dental Health, English Language...

...There are very few aspects of dentistry that do not rely on materials, and the science of dental materials is arguably the most important subject that a dental practitioner, allied teacher or researcher should learn...

...providing a highly supportive learning experience... Learn about: Dentistry Diploma, MA in dental, Restorative Dentistry...

... engineering, materials characterisation and biomedical engineering. You’ll also learn the principles of research and different techniques for evaluating dental materials and related health technologies... Learn about: Dental Technology, Materials Science, Tissue Engineering...

...Structure Students who hold the UWA Graduate Diploma in Dental Public and Primary Health (80330) (Public Dental Health stream) are given advanced...

...There are very few aspects of dentistry that do not rely on materials, and the science of dental materials is arguably the most important subject that a dental practitioner, allied teacher or researcher should learn...

...The internationally renowned Dental Public Health MSc at UCL offers a challenging and innovative programme of study. Based in the Department of Epidemiology & Public Health, a particular strength of the programme is the focus on exploring the application of public health philosophy to dental public... Learn about: Care Education, Health Care, Primary Health...

...This course will equip you with the critical and contemporary knowledge of the theory and fundamental principles of dental public health practice. You will develop the ability to critically analyse dental public health problems and develop practical solutions using multidisciplinary and evidence... Learn about: Clinical Dentistry, Public Health, Foundation and Theory...

... language entry requirements. Other Candidates must be working as registered dental practitioner. They should have access to a CBCT scanner within their practice and/or the ability to refer their own patients to another dentist for CBCT scanning. Access to the following equipment: USB headset... Learn about: CBCT imaging, Radiological reports, Physics & Regulations...