Dentistry
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Dentistry provides a rewarding career in the provision of oral health care and is satisfying not only in terms of performing high-standard clinical procedures but also in terms of social interaction. The dentist also fulfills an important function in educating patients regarding their oral care.
The University Dental School and Hospital encourage applications from mature students and from qualifying students with special educational backgrounds.vThis five-year course incorporates the vertical integration of traditional pre-clinical and clinical subjects to deliver an educational experience and training which follows contemporary best-practice teaching methodologies.
Dentistry is a highly satisfying and rewarding career. It affords you the opportunity to provide a high standard of clinical care for patients. Coupled with this is the potential to alter the patient’s lifestyle to enhance their oral health. The course marries a high degree of technical knowledge with clinical expertise and patient interaction. As the course progresses, you undertake clinical care for your patients which is progressively more complex, challenging and rewarding. Small-group teaching is provided which gives you the opportunity to share learning experiences with fellow students and experienced staff.
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Admissions Requirements
At Least six subjects must be presented. Minimum grade H4 in two subjects and minimum grade O6/H7 in four other subjects. English and Irish are requirements for all programmes. Non-EU applicants are expected to have educational qualifications of a standard equivalent to the Irish Leaving Certificate.
Fitness to Practise:
This programme will be subject to UCC's Fitness to Practise Policy – full details may be found here
Student Vetting:
All students on this programme will come into contact with the public and assume positions of trust through educational and training opportunities. To ensure the protection of the public, and to justify public trust and confidence, UCC is committed to ensuring that only suitable candidates are allowed to undertake this programme.
Notes
Applications for Medicine at UCC can only be made through designated UCC agents. Each agent has a specific closing date.
Additional Costs: Bench Fees - Year 3: €1,500. Year 4: €1,500. Year 5: €1,000.
Application deadline for EU students is February 1. Closing date for late applications is May 1.
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- More than 4 years
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- On Campus Learning
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- Combined Degree
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