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Áttekintés

The curriculum of the five year program (10 semesters) is designed to unify the basic and clinical sciences, as it is believed that scientific and professional development cannot be sharply separated but should proceed concurrently throughout the program.

In the Basic module of first two years the students are taught basic sciences – medical and dental courses – which are the foundation of clinical dentistry.

In the Pre-clinical module students become more familiar with the intensive clinical study of each of the various disciplines of dentistry that they continue with in the Clinical module with more emphasis on the assessment and management of patients. Furthermore, in this final module students participate in elective programs, clinical conferences and hospital based practices. After the successful completion of the program, students are awarded the title Doctor of Dentistry.

The diploma issued by the Medical School is accepted by all European Union countries and several other countries (Norway, USA, Canada, Israel etc.)

Entrance exam:
Yes

Type of entrance exam:
complex (written test and oral interview)

Entrance exam location:
Electronic

Entrance exam description:
Applicants have to take a complex entrance exam either electronically or in person in Pécs. The online written exam includes multiple choice questions in Biology (20 questions), Chemistry (20 questions), General English (40 questions) and Medical English (20 questions). The oral part is a 20-30 minute personal interview with a university professor about medicine related questions and motivation by Zoom or MS Teams. For a successful exam result, both parts must be completed. Not appearing at any part of the exam is considered a failure.

Contact:
Ms Lívia Csidei
office manager
studentservice.center@aok.pte.hu

Link:
studyinhungary.hu/institution/university-of-pecs-3.html

Programstruktúra

- Total credit requirement: 300
- Thesis
- Final State Board examination
- The minimum amount of credits to be collected in every semester is 18.

Recommended progress pace 30 +/- 3 credits per semester.
Courses can be classified into three categories. During their studies students
must accomplish ALL obligatory subjects in order to graduate. Among them are
the criterion requirements, which end only by getting the semester closing
signature – these are the Physical Education classes and typically the summer
professional practices.
Non-obligatory subjects are a rich assortment of subjects, from which students
are to choose according to their interest, this way acquiring 20% of credits
required for graduation. Elective subjects (15% of sum) are usually provide
additional information to the core curriculum, optional subjects (5%) are
informative, interesting studies less strictly related to obligatory subjects.

The purpose of education in the master’s degree programme and the professional
competencies to be acquired:
The purpose of education is to train dentists to be able to provide dental activities
independently within the health care system based on their high-quality scientific and
dental knowledge, skills, attitude and behaviour they have acquired during their education.
Furthermore, in performing the above-mentioned activities they will be able to take into
consideration the different characteristic features, human dignity and rights of people
consulting them to a large extent and these factors provide a basis for their decisionmaking and acts. In addition, they are able to work on their own as registered dentists in
their field after completion of a training programme certified by a specialist examination.
Having acquired the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills they are able to
join a PhD programme.

Grading in a given subject is done on a five point scale:

An excellent (5) – grade is assigned to the student who thoroughly knows the
entire subject matter in all of its inherent relationships and is able to
independently apply his/her knowledge with absolute certainty;
A good (4) – grade is assigned to the student who thoroughly knows the entire
subject matter of the course and can safely apply its content;
A satisfactory (3) – grade is assigned to the student who knows the significant
portions of the subject matter of the course and is able to apply them with
suitable safety;
A pass (2) – grade is assigned to the student who knows the significant parts of
the course on a satisfactory level and is able to damonstrate an acceptable level
of familiarity in the application of the content of the course;
A fail (1) – grade is assigned to the student who does not command sufficient
knowledge and demonstrate skill an applying the practices of his/her chosen
field.

Qualification – excellent (Exc), average (Av) or fail (Fail).
Signature – pass (Pass) or fail (Fail)

Karrierlehetőségek

D.M.D. – Doctor of Dental Medicine

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