Master in Stomatology

Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU), founded in 1924, is one of China’s leading comprehensive research universities, with about 64,667 students and 669 international students across its multiple campuses in Guangzhou, Zhuhai and Shenzhen. A member of the nation’s Double First Class initiative, SYSU covers a broad spectrum of disciplines from humanities and social sciences to medicine, engineering and management. Its long history and regional advantages near Hong Kong and Macao contribute to a globally engaged academic environment.

SYSU combines strong research capacity with extensive professional training, offering interdisciplinary study and collaboration with affiliated hospitals and industry partners. Students benefit from diverse extracurricular options, including performing arts ensembles, sports facilities and academic societies, while the university’s multiple campuses provide specialized environments for fundamentals, applied sciences and medical training. International students can access exchange programs, research opportunities and language support to integrate into campus life.

Prospective international applicants are attracted by SYSU’s reputation, research output and connections to regional industries, which support internships and career development. The university’s comprehensive student services, international offices and collaborative networks help students transition academically and socially. For those seeking a rigorous, research-led education in a dynamic southern Chinese setting, SYSU presents a robust platform for academic achievement and professional advancement.

The Master in Stomatology at Sun Yat-sen University is a master's degree program that helps students become experts in stomatology. It's taught in Chinese and covers various research fields, including basic medicine and clinical science of stomatology.

The curriculum includes subjects like oral medicine, maxillofacial surgery, and orthodontics. Students also develop skills in dental materials, biology of stomatology, and oral implantology through hands-on components and research projects.

Graduates can work as oral medicine specialists, prosthodontists, or orthodontists in hospitals or clinics. They can also work in research institutions as oral historians or oral pathologists, or as professors in universities, such as a clinical science professor or a maxillofacial surgery specialist.