The Master of Science (MSc) courses in Endodontics and Clinical Endodontics are perfect for dentists keen to increase the range of endodontic options they offer. The course aims to prepare you for practice, with the theoretical knowledge and expertise you need to confidently treat the most challenging and endodontically compromised teeth.<br>Taught by renowned academics and experts in the field, you will learn how to use advanced technologies through a range of innovative methods. You will be exposed to an intensive mix of lectures, seminars and practical workshops (blended and full-time courses) using advanced microscopes, piezo-electric techniques, as well as other contemporary ways of managing endodontic problems. You will also have the opportunity to discuss with peer students from other courses for a multidisciplinary approach and develop sound judgement based on evidence.<br><br>Students enrolling in the Master of Science course with the optional Practical modules will perform all their cases on simulated models in our state-of-the-art centre in Birmingham.<br><br>Students enrolling in the Clinical course will be required to perform endodontic procedures on patients as part of the Advanced Clinical Practice Modules 1, 2 and 3. This is available under supervision for the GDC registered clinicians in the College's Dental Hospital in central Birmingham. Students wishing to perform their cases in their own practice will be required to request an approval from the faculty at the time of admissions, where they describe the availability of appropriate cases and appropriate supervision in the outreach.<br>You will study on a full time basis in our state-of-the-art College and Hospital in central Birmingham. The course is delivered over 40 weeks per year, and you will be exposed to diverse techniques and approaches. You will learn from a multidisciplinary team and gain professional experience by performing advanced endodontic procedures on simulated models. Our phantom head models are inventively created to represent real case scenarios that you may encounter in a referral centre.