UNIVERSITIES
Dental Schools in the UK
Barts and The London
Barts and The London Dentistry BDS 5 Years (A200)
Dentistry | BDS (5 Years), Full time
UCAS Code: A200, Institution Code: Q50, Campus Code: W
UCAS application deadline: 15 October
Dentistry 3rd - The Guardian University Guide 2017 – UK subject rankings
1st in London for overall student satisfaction – NSS 2016dit it.
Cardiff University Dentistry BDS 5 Years (A200)
Offer the following courses:
Dental Surgery (BDS) A200
Dental Surgery with a preliminary year (BDS) A204
Dental Therapy and Hygiene (BSc) B752
Dental Hygiene (Diploma) B750
King's College London - University of London
The dental programme at King’s College London has four potential entry-points, all leading to the degree Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS); this includes a pathway to widen participation to those, who never perceived a career in dentistry. The curriculum is designed to allow students access to clinical dentistry as early as possible and you will be assisting in the dental care of patients from early in Year 1 of the programme.
New Castle University UCAS Code A206
Newcastle is one of the UK's top three universities for dentistry, offering:
Expert staff, including holders of national teaching fellowships and distinguished scientist awards
Some of the most modern and best-equipped facilities in the country
High levels of clinical practice in our specialist clinics
Opportunities for study abroad and intercalated study.
Peninsula College of Medicine & Dentistry
Our three core aims: outstanding clinical education; strong social engagement; and world class research feature strongly in your learning experience when you come to study dentistry with us.
Undergraduate courses
BDS Dental Surgery (Full-time)
BSc (Hons) Dental Therapy & Hygiene (Full-time)
Queen's University Belfast Dental Surgery (BDS) A200
ENTRY YEAR: 2017
COURSE LENGTH: 5 year(s)
A-LEVEL REQUIREMENTS: AAA or AAA + B AS depending on A-level subjects
FACULTY: Medicine, Health and Life Sciences
ATTENDANCE: Full-Time
University of Aberdeen BDS - 4 years
The dental curriculum uses a variety of teaching methods including case based learning. The curriculum aims to:
Build on the transferable skills that you bring.
Encourage independence of learning and thinking using enquiry-based learning methods.
Centre on the clinical, social and emotional needs of the patient.
Have patient contact early in year 1 of the programme.
Fully integrate the non-clinical sciences within the clinical curriculum.
University of Birmingham
The School of Dentistry offers three undergraduate programmes across dentistry and biomedical materials science:
Undergraduate programmes:
BDS Dental Surgery BDS A200
BSc Dental Hygiene and Therapy BSc B750
BMedSc Biomedical Materials Science BMedSc BJ95
University of Bristol
The Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) degree at Bristol provides you with a strong set of core skills essential for contemporary clinical dental practice.
UCAS code A206
Only accept applications for dentistry through UCAS.
Course duration 5 year(s) full-time
Location of course Clifton campus, Placements
Part-time study is not available on this course
Number of applicants accepted: 71
University of Central Lancashire
Many years of experience and quality provision have informed the establishment of the BDS graduate entry dental programme within our School of Dentistry. With just 29 students in each year, there is a high staff to student ratio and 100% success rate in gaining employment on this popular course.
University of Dundee
The University of Dundee is the best place in Scotland to study Dentistry, according to the new 2017 Guardian University Rankings.:
Undergraduate programmes
Bachelor of Dental Surgery (UCAS Code A200). (5 years duration.)
BSc in Oral Health Sciences. (3 yeard duration.)
Website: http://dentistry.dundee.ac.uk/
University of Edinburgh
The BSc (Hons) in Oral Health Sciences is a four year degree programme which leads to a qualification in Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy.
Applications are made through UCAS.
University of Glasgow Dentistry(pre-clin): A200
Dentistry at Glasgow is ranked first in the UK (Complete University Guide 2016)
UKCAT
All applicants must complete the UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT).
Candidates are selected to progress to interview based on qualifications referred to in the BDS Person Specification and UKCAT score.
Standard academic entry requirements: AAA.
Minimum academic entry requirements: N/A.
University of Leeds
Undergraduates programs
Dental surgery (5 years full time, 72 UK/EU and 4 international places available)
Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy (3 years full time, 25 UK/EU places available)
Dental Technology (3 years full time or 4 years part time)
Dental Nursing
University of Liverpool
Undergraduate courses
Combined Diploma in Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy
Dental Surgery BDS (UCAS code: A200)
Dental Surgery BDS (Graduate Entry Pathway) UCAS code: A201
University of Manchester
Degree awarded: BDS
Duration: 5 years
Typical A-level offer AAA including Biology and Chemistry.
Number of places/applicants: 68/824
How to apply: Applications for this course are made through UCAS
Please refer to our Application process page for guidance
UCAS course codeA206
UCAS institution code M20
University of Sheffield
Undergraduate courses
Bachelor of Dental Surgery
Diploma in Dental Hygiene and Therapy
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