Master Programme Dental Medicine

The prerequisite for admission to the Master of Dental Medicine degree program is the completion of a Bachelor’s or Diploma degree program of the same subject or a Bachelor’s degree program of the same subject at a university of applied sciences or another equivalent and subject-related degree program at a recognized domestic or foreign post-secondary educational institution.
A study program of the same subject is the study program Bachelor of Human Medicine in the specialization Dentistry of SFU MED.

Master degree programme available in German language only (C1). 

SFU MED Admission Procedure on our German page. 

The Master of Dental Medicine program consists of three years of study and is based on their sequencing. The modules and skills lines of study years 1-2 must be completed in the designated order. The third year of study focuses on practical training. It includes Clinical Training, in which the diagnostic and therapeutic skills learned up to that point are expanded and practiced in the SFU Dental Clinic/Outpatient Clinic for Dentistry and in external placements.

Students are directly involved in teaching and introduced to patient contact as part of their training at the dental clinic from the first semester of the master’s program. At this point, students take on direct responsibility according to their competencies and play a decisive role in shaping the teaching and learning process, depending on their commitment. The program is structured in such a way that students complete their master’s thesis after the fourth semester in order to be able to concentrate fully on practical work with patients in the clinical training in the third year of study and to be able to complete the program in the standard period of study.

Curriculum Master (pdf)

The Master of Dental Medicine program offers theoretical, scientific and practical training that prepares students for the dental profession and, as a consecutive program, builds on the course content of the Bachelor of Human Medicine program in the specialization of Dental Medicine. Designed as a full-time course of study, it is passed by completing modules and lines. The learning objectives defined for this degree program correspond to both the professional and scientific requirements of dentists. Professionalism, social skills, communication and interpersonal skills, basic knowledge, information and information education, clinical knowledge, diagnosis and treatment planning, establishing and maintaining oral health, and prevention and health promotion are the main categories of professional dental work and guiding qualification objectives. The teaching of professional, technical, scientific and social education is followed by clinical-practical patient treatment and the teaching of practice-relevant teaching content.

The Master’s degree programme in Dentistry offers theoretical, scientific and practical training to prepare students for the dental profession.
As a consecutive course of study, it builds on the content of the Bachelor’s course of study in Human Medicine with a specialisation in Dentistry.

The tuition fees for the Master’s programme in Dentistry 2024/25 at SFU MED amount to EUR 14,800 per semester.

Following the applicable criteria, Sigmund Freud University awards scholarships and grants every year.
Information only available on our German page. 

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