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A dynamic course that challenges students to think critically about oral health at population level. Subjects covered include the philosophy and principles of dental public health; the major health problems of a community (and their determinants); the organisation and delivery of oral health services; research methods, epidemiology and statistics; methods of control and prevention of oral and dental diseases; planning and evaluation for oral health; and social and behavioural sciences as applied to dentistry.
Bachelor's degree with 2:1 honours in a relevant subject plus an interest in dental public health, community dentistry, preventive programmes, health promotion, and/or special needs care. Evidence of experience of research, report writing or relevant knowledge is desirable. IELTS 6.5 overall with no element less than 6.0 (or equivalent). Personal Statement and References required.
Adjunct facultyDental public health specialistDental coordinatorDental health administratorScientist - Behavioral and epidemiology researchDental hygienist (clinical)/(community health)Environmental health specialist
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