MSc Advanced Practice (Dental Technology) at Cardiff Metropolitan University

Programme overview

Dental Technology specialist pathway of the MSc Advanced Practice in Healthcare, delivered at the Llandaff Campus and online, developing autonomous reflective practitioners in advanced practice.

Faculty: Cardiff School of Sport & Health Sciences | Duration: Part time: 3 years (MSc); individual modules can also be studied as micro-credentials building to PgCert, PgDip or MSc. | Location: Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

What you will study

Three core modules (Decision Making in Practice, Evidence Based Practice, Applied Research Methods & Design), 60 credits of optional modules/micro-credentials and, for the MSc, Project & Career Planning (20 credits) and a 40-credit Project; 180 credits in total (PgC and PgD exit awards). The Dental Technology pathway has no options: Leadership and Management in Healthcare, Advanced Dental Technology Techniques 1 and Advanced Dental Technology Techniques 2 are completed alongside the core modules.

Career pathways

Graduates lead and contribute to developments in their profession and organisation as agents of change and advocates for high quality healthcare.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Dental Technology pathway: an honours degree in a discipline related to the proposed area of study at 2:2 or above, or a Bachelor of Dental Surgery. UK-based candidates should be registered with the General Dental Council as a dentist or dental care professional; international candidates must be registered with an equivalent registering body. Normally at least two years' recent relevant experience in an appropriate setting. Selection is by the course director and at least one other member of the course team, and may include an interview. International applicants: academic IELTS 6.5 with no sub-score lower than 6.0 or equivalent.

Duration: Part time: 3 years (MSc); individual modules can also be studied as micro-credentials building to Pg

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