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Research-focused master's degrees are valuable for various professions involving research components that don't necessarily demand a PhD (such as in business sectors). These programs also allow you to test the waters of doctoral study if you're uncertain about committing to a full PhD. Notably, a master's degree can serve as a stepping stone for PhD aspirants whose current academic credentials may not meet doctoral program requirements.
Dental education scholarship and research are expanding strategically, with numerous educational advancements emerging from the School of Dentistry worth exploring and disseminating. This initiative fosters an evidence-based, reflective approach to dental education, concentrating on: curriculum design, optimal assessment and feedback methods for students (across undergraduate and postgraduate levels), evolving concepts of professionalism in modern dentistry, collaborative practice advantages, leadership development, admissions criteria, and the qualities defining an accomplished dentist. Several postgraduate candidates have collaborated with this group during their doctoral studies. We also engage undergraduate researchers (with proper consent and ethical clearance). One ongoing doctoral project examines predictors of successful Dental Surgery program admission and their relationship with academic performance, analyzing both current students and alumni to identify potential correlations.