Dentistry Universidad Europea

Overview

From the first year at  Dentistry programme from Universidad Europea , you'll learn about anatomy, physiology and advanced techniques in realistic clinical simulation environments, where you'll put everything you've learnt into practice.

With access to state-of-the-art labs, you'll specialise in dental diagnostics and treatment, addressing areas such as orthodontics, prosthetics, surgery and public health. You'll also benefit from the latest technology, such as artificial intelligence in dentistry, which will allow you to prepare for the challenges of the future. Throughout the degree, you'll develop skills in children's dental health, cosmetic treatments and community dentistry, preparing you for a field full of opportunities and high employability rates.

Career

Upon completing the Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry, you’ll need to make decisions about entering the professional field. Current regulations recognise dentistry as a regulated profession which, according to Article 12.9 of Spanish Royal Decree 1393/2007, requires an official undergraduate degree in order to practice. This qualification must be obtained in line with the requirements set by the Government in the Council of Ministers’ Resolution of 8 February 2008, published in the Official State Gazette on 27 February.

• Private practice, either as a self-employed professional with your own dental practice or working in third-party clinics and practices.

• Primary and hospital care, providing dental services in public and private health centres, hospitals, or health insurance companies.

• Joining the pharmaceutical industry and working in companies in the dental industry, collaborating in research, development and technical consultancy.