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Master of Science in dentistry (kandidat i odontologi), after a 3-year bachelor in dentistry (MSc)

Aarhus University Department of Dentistry and Oral Health · Aarhus, Denmark

Kandidatuddannelsen i odontologi (tandlæge)

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Qualification and identity

Exact qualification
Master of Science in dentistry (kandidat i odontologi), after a 3-year bachelor in dentistry Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 14, 2026
Qualification purpose
Initial dental qualification (dentist pathway)
Awarding institution
Aarhus University
Faculty / school
Aarhus University Department of Dentistry and Oral Health
Campus
Aarhus
Country
Denmark
Award type
Not verified
Entry route
Graduate entry Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
Progression to the dental stage
Right of admission (retskrav) for graduates of Aarhus University's bachelor's program in odontologi who apply within three years of completing it.Progression guaranteed when conditions are met Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026

Program structure

Duration
Full-time master's program (2 years, four semesters) Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
Intake
August / September (no winter start) Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
Graduation requirements
The program ends with a thesis (speciale) on a topic of the student's choice within odontology. Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
  1. Clinical and theoretical program · Semesters 1-4

    Four semesters of compulsory subjects, 30-35 hours per week of clinical and theoretical work, ending with a thesis.

    Location: Dental school clinics, Aarhus

    Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026

Teaching language

Classroom, clinical and patient-interaction languages are recorded separately when the school states them.
  • Danish — Program languageApproved with Danish as language of instruction; parts of teaching and some materials may be in English.Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026

Admissions

Requirements are shown as the school publishes them, per applicant category. Examination requirements are never assumed from the country.

Domestic and general requirements

  • Existing dental-degree requirement · RequiredBachelor's degree in odontologi from Aarhus University or the University of Copenhagen gives direct access; other bachelor's degrees are assessed individually for equivalence to a Danish bachelor's in odontologi.Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
  • Language requirement · RequiredDanish qualifications corresponding to Danish A level in the Danish upper secondary school.Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
  • Other requirement · RequiredAdmission is limited; when there are more qualified applicants than places, ranking uses grade level, grades in relevant subject areas and bachelor project, and other relevant experience (at least 6 months of employment at a dental clinic at 32 hours per week).Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026

International admissions: International admissions not verified

Deadlines

Deadlines belong to a stated intake year and are never rolled forward. A past date is shown as passed.
Deadlines not verified.

Tuition and fees

Amounts are shown in the original currency, with their basis (per year, semester or whole program) and the student category they apply to. Different bases are never added together or compared.
Tuition not verified.

Instrument kit and laboratory fees: not verified. Do not assume tuition includes them.

Living costs, travel, insurance, instruments and clinical-stage charges are separate from tuition. Comparing costs across countries.

Clinical training

Patient-care requirements, simulation, supervision, placement responsibility, required travel and clinical language, as the school publishes them. Missing information stays visible.
  • Simulation facilitiesStudents work in laboratories and in a simulation clinic, practising treatments before performing them on patients.Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
  • SupervisionStudents treat patients on their own and with fellow students under supervision of clinical teachers.Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
  • Published patient-care requirementStudents complete a comprehensive patient treatment program, working on their own patients in prosthetics, crown and bridge, restorative dentistry, endodontics, periodontics and surgery.Source: kandidat.au.dk · verified October 15, 2026
Clinical-training arrangements not verified.

Recognition and accreditation

National authorization or recognition

Permission from the national education or health authority to run the program or award the degree.

Not verified yet

Institutional accreditation

Accreditation of the university or institution as a whole.

Not verified yet

Dental-program accreditation

Accreditation of the dental degree program by a dental-education accreditor. Scope (program, campus, award) matters.

Not verified yet

Directory listing

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No directory reference recorded

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Sources and verification

Last verified October 14, 2026.
  1. https://kandidat.au.dk/odontologi · Official program page · verified October 14, 2026

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