The University of Melbourne
3 Yrs (FT)
The Bachelor of Oral Health prepares you to become an oral health therapist or hygienist, developing the scientific, theoretical and clinical skills needed to provide preventive, restorative and periodontal care to patients.
To be eligible for the Bachelor of Oral Health, you'll need to meet the University of Melbourne's entry requirements, which include completing secondary school with strong results in prerequisite subjects like biology, chemistry and mathematics. You'll also need to demonstrate your motivation and suitability for the program through an interview process.
The Bachelor of Oral Health covers a range of subjects including oral anatomy, dental materials, oral radiology, preventive dentistry, periodontics, and clinical practice. You'll gain hands-on experience in our state-of-the-art dental clinics and have the opportunity to work with patients from diverse backgrounds.
The University of Melbourne is Australia's number one university and is renowned for its excellence in dental education. The Bachelor of Oral Health program is delivered by experienced academics and clinicians, and you'll have access to world-class facilities and resources to support your learning.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Oral Health can work as oral health therapists or hygienists in a variety of settings, including private dental practices, community health centers, schools, and aged care facilities. You'll be equipped with the skills to provide high-quality preventive, restorative and periodontal care to patients.
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