James Cook University
5 years full-time
The Bachelor of Dental Surgery at JCU prepares students to become effective dental practitioners, with a focus on serving rural, remote and tropical communities.
Applicants must meet the entry requirements, including achieving the minimum ATAR score and completing prerequisite subjects such as English, Mathematical Methods, and Chemistry. Additional requirements may include an interview and submission of a personal statement.
The Bachelor of Dental Surgery covers a comprehensive range of subjects, including dental science, clinical dentistry, anatomy and physiology, biological chemistry, operative dentistry, and issues in rural and remote health care. Students gain extensive practical experience through supervised clinical placements in private practices, rural and remote clinics, and JCU's on-site dental clinics.
JCU is a leading provider of dental education in Australia, with a strong focus on preparing graduates to work in rural, remote, and tropical areas. The university's dental teaching complex and clinical simulation laboratory provide students with state-of-the-art facilities and hands-on training, while the extensive clinical placements ensure graduates are work-ready.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Dental Surgery can pursue careers as dentists in a variety of settings, including private practice, hospitals, community health services, the Australian Defence Force, education, or research. The degree is accredited by the Australian Dental Council, allowing graduates to register with the Dental Board of Australia.
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