Master of Science in Oral Health Sciences

The Oral Health Sciences Master's program is 10 months in duration with 30 credits required. Students begin in the summer (mid-June) term and continue through the Winter term with a capstone project due at the end of the training. The Oral Health Sciences Master's program is 10 months in duration with 30 credits required. Students begin in the summer (mid-June) term and continue through the Winter term with a capstone project due at the end of the training. The program is intended to prepare a student for the following options: to acquire skills and knowledge necessary for a competitive dental school application to acquire skills and knowledge necessary for a competitive application to a PhD training program to acquire skills and knowledge necessary for employment in a research laboratory in the field of oral health sciences and craniofacial research Students will be able to choose from two different subplans: Course sub plan; Research sub plan. The curriculum will have 4 main components: Core requirements; Basic science requirements; Electives; ThesisCapstone project.