Doctor of Clinical Dentistry - Orthodontics

The Doctor of Clinical Dentistry is a full-time programme running for 36 months from the date of first registration for the programme. It is run on a cyclical basis with an intake of students in October 2021.Candidates meeting the entry requirements will enter a specific training pathway (Orthodontics or Oral Surgery or Prosthodontics or Periodontology).Candidates will be required to complete a three year programme and accumulate 270 credits. The candidate's research must be carried out, and the thesis for the degree must be prepared, under the direction of the Supervisor. The Supervisor should assess the progress of the candidate and, if heshe arrives at the view that the candidate is unlikely to achieve the degree for which heshe is registered, this should be notified to the Head of Department who, following consultation with the Departmental Graduate Studies Committee, should communicate with the candidate without delay. Upon successful completion of the prescribed modules (including a research thesis completed under supervision of a staff member of the Dental School), students will be awarded a DClinDent.

Below is a checklist of documents that must be provided with your application.Graduation certificatePhotocopy of passportIELTS or equivalent language test accepted by UCC - only for students whose first language is not EnglishCVOfficial documentation relating to any other academic/professional non-degree qualificationReference letters and Grading Certificates may be requested but you will receive information regarding this through PAC.Applications will normally be considered from applicants whose qualifications are equivalent to a UCC Bachelor (Hons) degree and whose grades are equivalent to a UCC Second-Class Honours Grade 1.