Courses

Yes. The programme awards 60 ECTS credits, recognised across Europe, in collaboration with Universidad Francisco de Vitoria. It follows international standards of quality and clinical training.

The two clinical residencies are held in Spain. Students also have the option to attend international workshops in Egypt or Morocco, combining study with cultural experience.

The Master in Implant Dentistry lasts 1 academic year (12 months) and is designed to fit alongside your existing dental practice.

The programme is delivered in a blended format:

• Online learning (lectures, assignments, case discussions)

• In-person residencies (hands-on training, patient cases)
  

This allows you to study flexibly while gaining practical experience.

Applicants must hold a recognised degree in dentistry (BDS, DDS, DMD, or equivalent). UK applicants require GDC registration, while international applicants must provide proof of equivalent registration.

General clinical dentistry experience is expected, but you do not need prior implantology training. The programme is structured to build your skills progressively.

Tuition fees are payable in instalments. Full details on costs and flexible payment plans are available on the Admissions Page.

Yes. The blended format is designed so dentists can continue practising while completing the Master’s, with online modules scheduled around clinical commitments.

Graduates will be awarded the Master in Implant Dentistry (EduQual SCQF Level 11 – 60 ECTS), internationally recognised for postgraduate study and professional advancement.

Applications are submitted online through our Admissions Portal. Required documents include:

• CV

• Dentistry degree certificate

• Academic transcripts

• Proof of professional registration
  

Applicants will also attend a short interview with the admissions team.