MSc Oral Biology in Whitechapel United Kingdom | Queen Mary University of London

This Master of Science program concentrates on cutting-edge advancements in oral biology and health, blending fundamental scientific principles with clinical applications to provide a well-rounded yet specialized biomedical education. You'll explore modern innovations in therapeutic dentistry, nano-dentistry, and dental materials. The program is also open to intercalating BDS Dentistry students. Learn more about intercalation opportunities at Queen Mary.Tailored for graduates in dentistry or scienceCovers preventive medical approaches and commercial product development, expanding your career possibilitiesDevelop versatile research skills prized in both academic and industrial settingsBenefit from instruction by renowned international experts with ongoing mentorship throughout the programStudy at one of the UK's premier dental institutions, ranked joint first for research environment (REF 2021).Program overviewThis MSc provides comprehensive training in oral biology, featuring practical clinical demonstrations of significant scientific breakthroughs in both preventive medicine and product development.You'll investigate contemporary innovations in therapeutic dentistry, such as novel drug delivery systems for oral treatments. The curriculum also includes advancements in nano-dentistry and dental material science.Throughout the program, you'll acquire fundamental knowledge of dental anatomy, oral physiology, and biophysics, along with essential biochemistry relevant to dentistry. The coursework encompasses the chemistry of dental biominerals, causes of tooth decay and erosion, salivary biochemistry, oral microbiology, dental materials science, and advanced 2D/3D imaging techniques.Supplementing core modules, practicing clinicians will present lectures on current challenges in modern dentistry, keeping you abreast of the most recent findings and methodologies.You'll engage with pioneering research in the field, with opportunities to investigate topics with direct patient applications. Potential research areas might include developing medications with reduced side effects to address common issues like xerostomia (dry mouth).Note for intercalating BDS students: Queen Mary applicants must submit by February 1 and complete both intercalated and MSc applications. External students may apply for MSc programs through the standard postgraduate application process after the February iBSc deadline.Career opportunitiesWith oral biology becoming increasingly important in pharmaceutical research, graduates of this program are highly sought after by employers.The program also equips you with the research expertise required for advanced academic pursuits, including PhD studies.