DMSc Oral Biology Research at Harvard University

Programme overview

Structured doctoral programme in oral and craniofacial biology in which trainees conduct basic, translational and clinical research under internationally recognised investigators.

Faculty: Harvard School of Dental Medicine | Department: Oral Biology Research | Study mode: full-time | Location: Cambridge, MA, United States

What you will study

Advanced coursework, laboratory rotations, qualifying examinations and an original dissertation proposal culminating in a doctoral thesis. Core training covers research methodology, biostatistics, genetics, biochemistry and cell and molecular biology, with electives for specialisation.

Career pathways

Academic research, scientific leadership and translational innovation in oral and skeletal biology.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Harvard School of Dental Medicine Advanced Graduate Education (all specialty programmes): applicants must hold a DDS, DMD or equivalent international dental degree. Applications go through ADEA PASS with transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statement and CV; $95 application fee. Official TOEFL scores required for applicants whose degree was not earned at an English-language institution unless waived. NBDE/INBDE required before matriculation for domestic applicants. GRE required only for Orthodontics; ADAT scores are not considered. DMSc applicants also submit a research portfolio, research statement and professional evaluations.

Requirements published at program group level.

Apply through the official page: https://www.hsdm.harvard.edu/age-admissions

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