COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Endodontics (Dental Specialties) program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to develop advanced clinical, research, and professional skills in the management of diseases affecting the tooth, dental pulp, and surrounding tissues. Core course units include Clinical Endodontics, Applied Endodontics, Pre-Clinical Skills, Reflective Clinical Practice, Basic Science of Applied Endodontology, Biostatistics, Research Methods, the Endodontics Portfolio, and the MSc Dissertation. These units provide students with a solid foundation in both the scientific principles and practical techniques essential for specialist endodontic practice. Through hands-on clinical experience, students learn to perform complex procedures, manage diverse cases, and integrate evidence-based approaches into patient care. Research-focused components enable students to undertake projects that enhance understanding of endodontic diseases and inform clinical decision-making. The program emphasizes reflective practice, professional development, and critical thinking, ensuring graduates are equipped to meet the challenges of advanced dental practice. Delivered at a university ranked among the top ten in the UK and top 50 globally for Dentistry, the course combines expert academic guidance with exposure to contemporary clinical and research environments. Graduates leave with the technical proficiency, analytical skills, and professional competence required to excel in specialist endodontics, contribute to research, and improve patient care outcomes.