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Adelaide University in SA offers Bachelor of Dental Surgery, a AQF Level 7 program. The program runs for 3 years full-time.
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Adelaide University offers Bachelor of Dental Surgery. It runs for 3 years full-time in SA.
The price on this page is what Adelaide University has published for Bachelor of Dental Surgery. It may be a local fee, an overseas fee, or a funded amount. Books, exams, and a funded place can cost more, so ask what you would pay.
Adelaide University lists these entry rules for Bachelor of Dental Surgery: Year 12 prerequisites One of either Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, Physics or Specialist Mathematics AND one of either Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science or Physics
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Here is what the Bachelor of Dental Surgery qualification offered by Adelaide University covers and who it is designed for.
The Bachelor of Dental Surgery emphasises a holistic and preventive-based approach to oral health care. Integrate knowledge and understanding of relevant biological and medical sciences in managing patients.
You’ll also develop high levels of professionalism, including the ability to effectively monitor your performance.
Throughout your studies you’ll get the chance to explore a dynamic curriculum which uses an integrated learning approach. You'll learn relevant scientific information as you develop your professional and clinical skills.
From first year, you’ll undertake compulsory clinical placements in a range of clinic settings. These may include hospital-based, community, rural and interstate locations.
