European Universities offering Dental Undergraduate Programmes

[patryn33]

2-5 places to students outside EU?


FYI: dear Mod: u missed Singaporeans all time fav
http://forum.brightsparks.com.sg/showthread.php?t=1038

[Ashearo]

Originally Posted by patryn33

2-5 places to students outside EU?


FYI: dear Mod: u missed Singaporeans all time fav
http://forum.brightsparks.com.sg/showthread.php?t=1038

Yes 2-5 places to students outside EU. The intake to each University is around 40-50 per year, so like NUS, they cannot offer too many places to foreigners.

And your thread has been stuck.

[aanchalverma]

hey do you know if any of these universities will teach dentistry in english?
i do speak french and italian but am not so fluent that i can study in it.
so if u know any university preferably in germany, switzerland, italy or france or any other european country from where the degree will be well known..?
please if anyone knows hit me back..

[Ashearo]

Originally Posted by aanchalverma

hey do you know if any of these universities will teach dentistry in english?
i do speak french and italian but am not so fluent that i can study in it.
so if u know any university preferably in germany, switzerland, italy or france or any other european country from where the degree will be well known..?
please if anyone knows hit me back..

There are none in Italy, France, Germany or Switzerland that will teach in English. All of them teach Dentistry in their native languages (4 in the case of Switzerland). They do have universities for foreigners (eg. University of Perugia, University of Siena, Italy) but they do not offer Dentistry. Places are very limited even to their own citizens.

Your best bet - UK. If you have a dentistry degree from any of the recognised universities in the EU, you are eligible to practice anywhere in the EU.

[spencer]

Originally Posted by patryn33

thanx for moving the post, however my pt is are these European degree accredited in SG. If not whats the pt of going there, if Singaporeans want to return and work as an dentist.

Stick with the Western European and Scandinavian countries, in particular Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. Notice some European countries that most would consider good but I've avoided.

[patrickz]

Hungary Dental degrees

Budapest
Semmelweis University
Faculty of Dentistry
http://english.sote.hu/education-hig...y-of-dentistry

Debrecen
University of Debrecen
Medical and Health Science Center
http://www.edu.dote.hu/