MMSc Oral Medicine at Harvard University

Programme overview

Hospital-based specialty training for dentists, with residents co-appointed at Brigham and Women's Hospital and trained across Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Massachusetts General Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital in managing medically complex and oncologic patients. The programme is CODA accredited. The MMSc pathway awards a certificate and an MMSc degree; no stipend support.

Faculty: Harvard School of Dental Medicine | Department: Oral Medicine | Duration: 4 years (three years of tuition plus one year facility fee) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Cambridge, MA, United States

What you will study

Intensive hospital-based clinical rotations, didactics and research.

Career pathways

Hospital-based oral medicine practice, academic dentistry and clinical research.

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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.

Duration: 4 years (three years of tuition plus one year)

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

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