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Advanced Aesthetic Dentistry (PG Cert)

This part-time PG Cert programme explores topics in aesthetic dentistry. It covers scientific documentation, clinical applications and clinical procedures.

Biology of Vision (MSc)

This MSc is aimed at students who wish to extend their knowledge and expertise in the eye as an integrated biological system.

Dental Hygiene (MSc)

This course will enable you to make evidence based assessments and apply them to clinical decision-making using state of the art techniques.

Dental Public Health (MSc)

This course will enable you focus on exploring the application of public health philosophy to dental public health issues.

Dental Sedation and Pain Management (PG Cert)

This part-time course develops your knowledge and skills, theoretical and practical competencies in the fast-developing world of sedation and pain management.

Drug Design (MRes)

Designed for the research-oriented student, complementing the Drug Design MSc, with cutting-edge research within the drug industries and UCL's academic group.

Drug Design (MSc)

A comprehensive guide to all aspects of modern day drug design, taught by research scientists, clinicians and industry experts. A route to your PhD.

Eating Disorders and Clinical Nutrition (MSc)

This programme is for all clinical and scientist professionals wishing to work in the eating disorders field at a high level.

Endodontics (MSc)

This programme enables you to develop the skills required to enable independent practice of endodontics at a level above special interest but below specialist.

Endodontic Practice (PG Dip)

A PG Dip running part-time over two years, designed for dentists wishing to enhance their endodontic knowledge and clinical skills while working in practice.