MSc Periodontology

In Year one three theoretical/practical units are delivered through distance-learning material and self-directed study. Practical exercises will usually take place in our clinical skills suite on phantom heads or anatomy centre.

In Year two a further three units are delivered through distance-learning material and self-directed work.

In Year three students can choose either a Dissertation or Clinical Portfolio unit. For the Dissertation you will undertake a scholarly investigation in the form of a research study, quality improvement project, or audit on a topic of your choosing. For the Clinical Portfolio, you will document periodontal treatments from your clinical practice and present detailed, evidence-based case reports supported by current literature.

Clinical days are offered throughout all years of study, as an opportunity to gain additional experience in observing and treating patients.

Visit our programme catalogue for full details of the structure and unit content for our MSc Periodontology.

Our Programme co-directors are: Ana Gamboa and Nicola West.

You will typically need a Bachelor of Dental Surgery or an equivalent United Kingdom General Dental Council-registrable dental qualification. You will also need at least two year's work experience in dentistry post graduation and must be registered with the UK General Dental Council; a current GDC registration certificate must be uploaded with the application.

You must submit all required documents to the specifications detailed in the programme's Admissions Statement to be considered for review.

See international equivalent qualifications on the International Office website.