Minimally Invasive Dentistry MSc

Minimally Invasive Dentistry MSc (subject to approval)* Our Minimally Invasive Dentistry MSc is available to study full-time or part-time at our London campus. This innovative course is for you if you are a dental graduate or dental practitioner who is interested in minimum intervention for maximum benefit when applicable in Clinical Dentistry. The only programme of its kind in the world, the MSc provides a comprehensive insight of Minimally Invasive (MI) concepts and its impact on clinical dentistry. Modules are designed to focus on the major dental issues for all age groups, employer’s needs and prepare students to be practicing in a sophisticated and holistic manner to manage and deliver services with MI approaches when required. Key benefits: • Focus on the latest scientific developments related to Minimally Invasive (MI) approaches in all disciplines within Clinical Dentistry • Patient treatment and hands-on exposure to the major scientific developments relating to MI with a multidisciplinary approach • Opportunity to have learning experiences on fundamentals of research techniques currently used in world-class research. • MSc in MID programme is designed to develop a broad knowledge of the principles underlying the mechanical, physical and chemical properties of dental materials used in MID • The Institute of Dentistry is the top-rated UK Dental School for quality of dental research, as assessed in the latest Research Excellence Framework (2014) Key information: • Duration: 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time • Mode: Campus based full-time or part-time • Start date: September 2019 • Contact: n.booty@qmul.ac.uk 

Further details: qmul.ac.uk/dentistry/study/postgraduate-taught/ *All new course are required to undergo a two-stage internal review and approval process before being advertised to students. Courses that are marked ‘subject to approval’ have successfully completed the first stage of the process. Applications are welcome but we will not make formal offers for these courses until they have passed this second (and final) stage.