FUHSA / FACULTY PROFILE 05

Faculty of
Dentistry

Exploring the relationship between oral health, prevention, function and quality of life.

THE FACULTY AT A GLANCE

Oral health. Whole-person wellbeing.

Dentistry considers the health of the mouth and its supporting structures within the wider context of individual wellbeing. Oral health influences everyday experiences such as eating, speaking and social interaction, making prevention and timely care especially important.

The faculty profile brings together biological understanding, careful assessment and communication. A person-centred view of oral health considers both clinical needs and the practical circumstances that influence access to care and long-term prevention.

ACADEMIC PERSPECTIVES

Explore the field.

These themes introduce the scope of the discipline; they are not a list of approved programmes or departments.

Oral health foundations

Understanding the structures and biological processes that support oral function and health.

Prevention and education

Exploring the role of health information, everyday habits and early attention to oral health concerns.

Function and wellbeing

Considering how oral health affects comfort, communication, nutrition and quality of life.

LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT

Precision with a human perspective

Exploring dentistry involves connecting scientific knowledge with attention to detail, ethical judgement and clear explanations that help people understand their care.

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RESEARCH & ENQUIRY

Prevention and access to oral care

Potential enquiry themes include oral disease prevention, health education, patient experience and the factors that shape access to oral health services.

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EXPLORE YOUR STUDY OPTIONS

Programme pathway

Explore the university’s published dental pathway and the relationship between oral health, prevention, function and quality of life.

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PROGRAMMES & DISCIPLINES

Dentistry — Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

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LEARNING WITH PURPOSE

Habits that support your journey.

Precision and prevention

Connect careful observation with an understanding of oral disease prevention.

Whole-person care

Consider how oral health affects comfort, nutrition, communication and everyday wellbeing.

PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

Prepare for your next step.

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01
Explore your interests
Read the profile and academic directory. Identify the subjects and questions you would like to study.
02
Check entry guidance
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03
Apply through FUHSA
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YOUR NEXT STEP

Turn your interest
into an informed choice.

Check the current admission notice for available programmes, entry requirements, application dates and any professional or accreditation information relevant to your chosen course.

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