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2026-2027 Admissions

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Program Description

Education with European standards

The Integrated Second Cycle Program, Master of Science in “Dentistry” offers a 5-year integrated program that combines basic knowledge of medical sciences with clinical training following the academic models and standards of the European Union.

Professional and practical clinical training

Students are engaged in practical and clinical activities from the first years of their studies, conducted in modern facilities under the close supervision of experienced dentists. The internships involve working with patients, starting with basic procedures and gradually progressing to complex treatments in all areas of dentistry such as oral surgery, prosthetics, orthodontics and periodontology. This early practical engagement enables students to develop technical and ethical skills in dealing with patients.

Modern technology and contemporary environments

The program takes place in modern laboratories and clinics, equipped with digital technology, CAD/CAM systems and advanced tools that reflect the reality of current dental clinics.

Qualified academic staff

Lectures and practices are conducted by professors with international experience in the field of dentistry, who bring to the audience not only the latest scientific and clinical knowledge, but also their experience from the most prestigious universities and institutions in Europe and beyond. In addition to teaching, they provide assistance in professional orientation, support for scientific research and preparation for further specializations at home and abroad. This commitment creates a close relationship between students and lecturers, promoting academic growth and the development of a successful career in dentistry.

Recognised degree and numerous opportunities after studies

The diploma of the Second Cycle Integrated Program, Master of Science in “Dentistry” is valid for practicing the profession in the country and in many other European countries (according to the rules of recognition and licensing), and creates a strong foundation for subsequent specializations.

Focus on ethics, communication and patient care

In addition to technical and clinical skills, the program places special emphasis on the development of professional ethics and effective communication with patients and colleagues. Students are taught to act with integrity, empathy and professionalism in any clinical situation, preparing not only as skilled specialists, but also as key figures in the promotion of oral health and health education. This comprehensive training helps build a balanced profile between scientific expertise and human commitment.

During their studies, students gain knowledge in the relevant years by focusing on:

First year of studies: Basic concepts in medical sciences

The first year of dentistry studies is focused on building a strong scientific foundation, focusing on the fundamental concepts that underpin the field of dentistry. Students learn the basic medical sciences, including biology, chemistry, physiology, and anatomy, which are essential to understanding the human body and its function. This year serves to establish a deep understanding of oral anatomy, dental development, and oral health processes, preparing students for the clinical steps and dental practices that come in later years.

Second year of studies: From theory to clinical practice and preclinical techniques

In the second year, dental students begin to move from basic science studies to more clinically oriented subjects, where they begin to apply the knowledge gained in the first year to the dental context. Students learn basic cavity preparation and restoration techniques, an essential skill for treating damaged teeth. They also begin to study preclinical prosthetics, which helps them understand the processes and techniques associated with removable and fixed dentures.

Third year of studies: Patient Treatment

Third-year dental students generally begin clinical training and spend more time in dental clinics treating real patients under supervision. This year marks a major shift from theory and simulation to real-world practice.

Fourth year of studies: Managing complex cases and acquiring clinical skills

Fourth-year dental students are deeply immersed in clinical practice, often treating a wide range of real

patients and managing comprehensive cases.

Fifth year of studies: Clinical skills and the first steps in a professional career

Students are in their final year of the undergraduate dentistry program. This year is heavily focused on

clinical proficiency, professional readiness, and preparation for graduation and licensing exams

Mission, Vision & Objectives

Mission

Vision

Objectives

Career Opportunities

Career opportunities after graduation:

After completing their studies and obtaining a license to practice, young dentists have a wide range of career options available to them. The field of dentistry offers flexibility, specialization, and the potential for continued professional development. Here are some of the most common and promising paths you can take after graduation:

· Opening a personal dental clinic (independent practice).

· Work in dental clinics with professional cooperation (joint practice).

· Specialization in a branch of dentistry (such as orthodontics, oral surgery, endodontics, periodontology, etc).

· Work in public and private hospitals as a clinical dentist.

· Teaching at universities or dental schools.

· Scientific research in the field of dentistry.

· Participation in international or humanitarian dental programs.

· Business development in the dental sector (technical laboratories, distribution of dental equipment, dental technology, etc.)

Semester 1

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 101	Human Anatomy I Mandatory	5
2	DEN 103	Inorganic Chemistry Mandatory	4
3	DEN 105	Physics Mandatory	4
4	DEN 107	Dental Materials I Mandatory	3
5	DEN 109	Psychology and Sociology Mandatory	3
6	DEN 111	Biology and Genetics I Mandatory	3
7	DEN 113	Dental Morphology and Anatomy Mandatory	4
8	DEN 115	Foreign Language I (English, German, Italian, Latin) Mandatory	4

Semester 2

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 102	Human Anatomy II Mandatory	5
2	DEN 104	Organic Chemistry Mandatory	4
3	DEN 106	Informatics Mandatory	4
4	DEN 108	Dental Materials II Mandatory	3
5	DEN 110	Biology and Genetics II Mandatory	3
6	DEN 112	Biostatistics Mandatory	4
7	DEN 114	Medical Ethics and Deontology Mandatory	3
8	DEN 116	Foreign Language II (English, German, Italian, Latin) Mandatory	4

Semester 1

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 201	Community Preventive Dentistry I Mandatory	3
2	DEN 203	Medical Physiology I Mandatory	5
3	DEN 205	Biochemistry I Mandatory	5
4	DEN 207	Histology and Embryology I Mandatory	4
5	DEN 209	Preclinical Prosthetics and Laboratory Technology Mandatory	3
6	DEN 211	Microbiology I Mandatory	4
7	DEN 213	Preclinical Conservative Dentistry I Mandatory	3
8	DEN 215	Immunology and Allergology Mandatory	3

Semester 2

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 202	Preventive and Community Dentistry II Mandatory	4
2	DEN 204	Medical Physiology II Mandatory	3
3	DEN 206	Biochemistry II Mandatory	3
4	DEN 208	Microbiology II Mandatory	4
5	DEN 210	Preclinical Conservative Dentistry II Mandatory	4
6	DEN 212	Histology and Embryology II Mandatory	4
7	DEN 214	Ergonomics in Dentistry Mandatory	3
8	DEN 216	Environmental Health Mandatory	2
9	DEN 218/DEN 220	Health Management / Health Economics Elective	3

Semester 1

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 301	Pathological Anatomy I Mandatory	4
2	DEN 303	Pathological physiology Mandatory	4
3	DEN 305	Pharmacology I Mandatory	4
4	DEN 307	Conservative Dentistry I Mandatory	3
5	DEN 309	Dental Prosthetics I Mandatory	3
6	DEN 311	Oral Surgery I Mandatory	3
7	DEN 313	General Surgery Mandatory	3
8	DEN 315	Internal Medicine I Mandatory	3
9	DEN 317	Radiology and Radiotherapy Mandatory	3

Semester 2

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 302	Anesthesiology and Medical Emergencies Mandatory	4
2	DEN 304	Pathological Anatomy II Mandatory	4
3	DEN 306	Pharmacology II Mandatory	4
4	DEN 308	Dental Prosthetics II Mandatory	5
5	DEN 310	Conservative Dentistry II Mandatory	5
6	DEN 312	Internal Diseases II Mandatory	3
7	DEN 314	Otorhinolaryngology - Ophthalmology Mandatory	2
8	DEN 316/DEN 318	Digital Technology in Dentistry/Dental Photography Elective	3

Semester 1

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 401	Endodontics I Mandatory	5
2	DEN 403	Oral Surgery II Mandatory	5
3	DEN 405	Dental prosthetics III Mandatory	3
4	DEN 407	Periodontology I Mandatory	4
5	DEN 409	Orthodontics I Mandatory	3
6	DEN 411	Neurology and Psychiatry Mandatory	3
7	DEN 413	Infectious Diseases Mandatory	2
8	DEN 415	Gnathology Mandatory	3
9	DEN 417	Dermatology Mandatory	2

Semester 2

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 402	Endodontic II Mandatory	5
2	DEN 404	Orthodontics II Mandatory	4
3	DEN 406	Oral Surgery III Mandatory	5
4	DEN 408	Dental prosthetics IV Mandatory	4
5	DEN 410	Periodontology II Mandatory	3
6	DEN 412	Forensic Medicine Mandatory	2
7	DEN 414	Scientific Research Methodology Mandatory	3
8	DEN 416	Geriatric Dentistry of Patients with Special Needs Mandatory	4

Semester 1

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 501	Endodontics III Mandatory	5
2	DEN 503	Oro-Maxillofacial Surgery Mandatory	5
3	DEN 505	Periodontology III Mandatory	3
4	DEN 507	Dental Prosthetics V Mandatory	4
5	DEN 509	Orthodontics III Mandatory	4
6	DEN 511	Pediatric Dentistry I Mandatory	5
7	DEN 513	Oral Diseases I Mandatory	4

Semester 2

No.	Code	Subject	ECTS
1	DEN 502	Endodontics IV Mandatory	3
2	DEN 504	Dental Prosthetics VI Mandatory	3
3	DEN 506	Orthodontics IV Mandatory	3
4	DEN 508	Pediatric Dentistry II Mandatory	3
5	DEN 510	Oral Diseases II Mandatory	3
6	DEN 520	Multidisciplinary Clinical Practice in Dentistry Mandatory	5
7	DEN 550	Diploma Thesis Mandatory	10