Master in Dentistry

Dentistry is a master's degree program at the Medical University of Silesia, taught in English in Katowice, Poland, over 5 years. Admission to the program includes an entrance examination, obligatory for all candidates, conducted via Skype, with candidates informed by email about the exam date through the university's recruiting agency; the examination draws on defined syllabi in chemistry, biology, and physics. Candidates apply through regional recruiting agencies designated by the university, reflecting the international character of the intake for this English-language program. Dentistry as a discipline combines biomedical science with clinical training in oral health, requiring students to master anatomy, physiology, and pathology alongside the practical diagnostic and treatment skills needed for dental and craniofacial care. A 5 year master's program of this kind typically begins with preclinical coursework in the basic medical sciences before progressing to supervised clinical practice in dental procedures, preparing graduates to enter professional dental practice or pursue further specialization. Programs of this length and structure are common across European dentistry education, reflecting the extended clinical training required for a professional qualification recognized within the European Union. Because instruction is delivered entirely in English, the program is designed for an international student body, supported by regional recruiting partners who assist applicants with the practical steps of applying from outside Poland, including document submission and preparation for the required entrance examination.