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Zahnmedizin / Dentistry (State Examination)
Program: Zahnmedizin / Dentistry
Degree: State Examination
Program length: 11 semesters / 5.5 years (including Exam Semester)
Start: Winter and Summer semesters
The Dentistry program is divided into a pre-clinical section with practical and theoretical courses and a clinical section with a significantly practical orientation.
In the pre-clinical section of the program, students first complete theoretical courses and activities, followed by practical ones later. These include courses in Medical Terminology, Physics, Chemistry and Dental Propaedeutics, as well as Biochemistry, Anatomy and Physiology. A variety of examinations are completed, such as the Scientific Preliminary Examination after two semesters or the Dental Preliminary Examination after the fifth semester.
The clinical section of the program includes training on the patient. Students attend most of the courses at the Medical Center for Dental, Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine and apply the skills they learn on models during pre-clinical training to patients. They treat patients and are incorporated into the daily routine of the clinic, which requires a great deal of discipline and responsible behavior. Theoretical courses in subjects such as Pathology, Radiology, Dermatology or Orthodontics are also attended. Examinations in the clinical subjects are normally both practical as well as written.
The five-semester clinical section is followed by an exam semester in which the acquired skills are tested, practically and orally, in a total of 16 subjects.
Objectives
Examples of potential professional fields are, for example:
- Health care (e.g. dental practices, dental clinics)
- Universities (e.g. centers for dental, oral and maxillofacial medicine)
- Research and development in the field of medicine
- Public administration in the field of health care, e.g. health authorities and officials
- Pharmaceutical industry
- Public sector trade associations, e.g. dentists' associations, statutory health insurance associations
Admission requirements
Education certificates General higher education entrance qualification, subject-related higher education entrance qualification or master’s certificate and comparable certificates from advanced professional training or professional qualifications [German Page] Certifications of program-specific knowledge and skills to be submitted prior to admission English skills at Level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
German skills:
DSH 3Restricted admission Yes Who can answer questions?
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Sarah Akbari
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Office hours: by arrangement via emailGabriele Baumgartner
University Clinic (Room: +3/29180)
Baldingerstraße
Marburg
Email: gabriele.baumgartner@uni-marburg.de
Tel.: (+49) 6421/5864062
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Ellen Huth
Tel.: +49 6421/28 22222
Email: application@uni-marburg.de
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