Master of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology (Academic)

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Master of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology (Academic)

Master of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology (Academic)

2026-07-01

Admission Requirements

1- The applicant must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Dentistry from Egypt or an equivalent degree.

2- Completion of the internship (housemanship) year is required.

3- A minimum grade of “Good” in the bachelor’s degree is required, or “Pass” provided that the applicant holds a Postgraduate Diploma.

4- Approval from the applicant’s employer and provision of full-time study release are required.

5- Submission of all required documents addressed to the Dean of the Faculty within the period specified in the regulations.

6- Approval by the relevant academic department council; registration is considered effective from the date of approval by the Faculty Council of the final departmental nomination.

7- Tuition fees must be paid prior to the start of the program or according to the schedule announced by the faculty.

Target Group: Egyptian

All applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in Dentistry from Egyptian universities or equivalent degrees recognized by the Supreme Council of Universities

Program Duration

Academic track: 3 core years + 2 extension years

Application Period

From February to March of each year

Credit Hours:

*Academic Track:* *70 credit hours* (comprising *50 coursework credit hours* and *20 credit hours allocated to the thesis*).

Program Rationale

The Master’s program in Oral Pathology offers advanced academic excellence under the supervision of specialized faculty members and experts in the diagnosis of oral and maxillofacial diseases. It provides integrated practical training in microscopic diagnosis, pathological specimen analysis, and correlation of pathological findings with clinical applications.

The program offers promising career opportunities in both diagnostic and research fields, contributing to the development of a specialized and distinguished professional career path.

Enrollment Outcomes

The program prepares graduates with advanced knowledge to comprehensively understand and evaluate diseases affecting the oral cavity, jaws, and maxillofacial region. It integrates clinical findings, radiographic features, histopathological characteristics, and molecular disease mechanisms, establishing a strong scientific foundation for academic practice, diagnostic services, and scientific research.

The program also includes the preparation of a research thesis aimed at developing scientific research skills and evidence-based practice, thereby enhancing analytical and critical thinking abilities among students.