Masters Degrees in Dental Nursing, United Kingdom

How are dental policy decisions made and implemented. How can you develop and evaluate public health programmes that tackle oral health problems relevant for your population and practice?.

This course offers a wide ranging, in depth knowledge of oral biology in its broadest sense including relevant microbiology and disease processes.

This is an established and popular modular course in fixed and removable prosthodontics and is suitable for dentists contemplating an academic career or to improve your clinical practice.

This part-time three-year Postgraduate Diploma programme is designed for dentists with little or no experience in implant dentistry, to enable them to comprehensively diagnose, treatment plan and treat, within the scope of their ability, patients in need of implant-based surgical and prosthodontic treatment.

This one-year full-time or two-year part-time Master's programme is designed to provide an understanding of applied clinical sciences and the concepts of oral and maxillofacial surgery, with practical experience in dentoalveolar surgery.

This full-time, one-year Master's programme includes the diagnosis and medical treatment of, and research into, conditions of the mouth, face, salivary glands and jaws.

This is a Postgraduate Certificate programme that thoroughly explores the most important topics in aesthetic dentistry. It covers scientific documentation as well as clinical applications and step-by-step clinical procedures.

A full-time, one-year (or for specialist registrars (StRs), a part-time, two-year) Master's programme that provides advanced knowledge in various areas of conservative dentistry.

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

This full-time one-year, or part-time two-year Master's programme provides relevant education and training to meet the oral health care requirements of patients with special needs.

This Masters programme is designed for dental graduates who wish to develop clinical and research skills in oral and maxillofacial surgery.

This course has evolved from the successful three year MSc Clinical Periodontology programme and has been re-designed in response to student feedback.

This course has evolved from the successful three year MSc Oral Surgery programme and has been re-designed in response to student feedback.

This programme is not running in 2018.

This course has evolved from the successful three year MSc Endondontics programme and has been re-designed in response to student feedback.