Admission Requirements

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

2- Completion of the internship (housemanship) year.

3- A minimum grade of “Good” in the Bachelor’s degree, or “Pass” provided the applicant holds a postgraduate diploma.

4- Approval from the employer granting full-time study release.

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

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

7- Payment of tuition fees prior to the start of the program or according to the announced deadlines.

Target Group: Egyptians

All Egyptian dentists holding a Bachelor’s degree in Dentistry from Egyptian universities or its equivalent as recognized by the Supreme Council of Universities.

Program Duration

Academic track: 3 basic years + 2 additional years

Application Period

During February and 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 Advantages

1- Acquisition of advanced and integrated knowledge in the biology of oral and dental tissues, combining anatomy, physiology, histology, and embryology within a comprehensive scientific framework.

2- Comprehensive understanding of the structure, development, and function of oral tissues, strengthening the scientific foundation of clinical practice and enhancing professional competence.

3- Linking microscopic features with clinical applications through a focus on the relationship between histological characteristics, developmental processes, and their clinical significance.

4- Exposure to stem cell unit facilities, including observation of stem cell isolation and characterization in a specialized research environment.

5- Practical laboratory experience in cell culture and confocal microscopy techniques within a well-equipped research infrastructure.

6- Development of scientific research skills through the preparation of a thesis that enhances analytical thinking, critical reasoning, and evidence-based practice.

Skills Acquired by Graduates

The program prepares graduates with advanced knowledge in oral biology and dental tissue science. It integrates dental anatomy, oral histology, and embryology, enabling a comprehensive understanding of the structure, development, and function of oral tissues. Special emphasis is placed on correlating microscopic features with developmental processes and their clinical significance.

The academic track also includes the preparation of a research thesis that enhances scientific research skills, analytical thinking, and evidence-based practice.

Contact Information:

Email:
dean@dent.asu.edu.eg
viced.research@dent.asu.edu.eg

Program Website:

https://www.asu.edu.eg/dentistry/ar?lang=ar%3Flang%3Dar