Master's in Dental Medicine

The University of Szeged has emerged as a leading institution for higher learning, attracting students from all over the world to its diverse and comprehensive academic programs. With a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary studies and cutting-edge research, the University of Szeged has established itself as a hub for intellectual exploration and advancement. The university's academic offerings span a wide range of disciplines, including natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and health sciences. It is known for its state-of-the-art facilities, dedicated faculty members, and a vibrant student community that fosters a culture of collaboration and creativity. The University of Szeged is committed to providing students with a holistic educational experience that equips them with the necessary knowledge and skills to thrive in their chosen fields. With a focus on fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and global perspectives, the university prepares its graduates to become leaders and innovators in their respective domains, contributing positively to society and the global workforce.

undivided master’s programme; title acquired: Doctor Medicinae Dentaire. This programme is designed to unify the basic and clinical sciences, as it is believed that scientific and professional development cannot be separated but should proceed concurrently throughout the programme. In the first three years students are taught the basic sciences of medicine and dentistry. From the second year on, there is more emphasis on the study of dental diseases and their treatment. The last two years serve as the intensive clinical study of each of the various disciplines of dentistry. In the final year students participate in elective programmes, clinical conferences and hospital-based trainings. The Faculty of Dentistry is the regional centre established for dental care in the southeastern region of Hungary. The graduates of the University are entitled to apply for hospital residency positions worldwide. Citizens of the EU will receive their licenses automatically within the Community.