Master of Science in Dentistry

The Master of Science in Dentistry at ALDENT University is an integrated programme of 300 ECTS taught over five years in the Faculty of Dental Sciences. It joins a grounding in biomedical sciences with intensive clinical education informed by current research. Early semesters cover subjects such as normal anatomy, informatics and professional English, while later years move into oral surgery, partial and full prosthetics and supervised clinical practice. Students are trained to diagnose oral health conditions and to carry out treatment plans, including complex cases that call for procedures such as root canal work or orthodontics. Clinical education intensifies in the later years of the course. Stated outcomes include working safely in interprofessional teams and continuing professional learning throughout a career, with the ability to read research critically. Admission requires a high school diploma.