BSc Dental Therapy (B750)

University of Liverpool
BSc Dental Therapy (B750)

Course information

Subject
Dental Therapy
Course type
Standard Entry
Location
Liverpool
Campus setting
City based
Course length
3 Year
Eligibility
All

Application

Degree qualifications (for graduate applicants) Degree in any subject at a minimum of a 2:1 classification. A minimum of 3 A levels at grades BBB or above including Biology. A minimum of 6 GCSEs at grade C/grade 5 or above including Maths, English Language and a Science; if Dual Science has not been taken Biology GCSE is required.
A levels 3 A levels at grades ABB or above one of which must be Biology.
Scottish Highers BB to include Biology
GCSEs/Scottish Nationals 6 GCSEs at grade C/5 or above which must include English Language, Maths and a Science; if Dual Science has not been taken Biology GCSE is required.
International Baccalaureate Please contact us for more detail.
Access to Higher Education Diplomas Access courses must include sufficient credits with relevant content. You are therefore advised to contact dentalcentralenquiries@cardiff.ac.uk prior to application. Typical offer: MM.
Personal statement Assessed to ensure that the applicant has knowledge of and insight into the profession with emphasis on work experience/observation.
Admissions test N/A

Interview

Interview method Multiple mini-interviews
Work experience Applicants must demonstrate motivation and commitment to a career in dental therapy. Candidates are expected to show a range of skills and it is desirable on all dental programmes that candidates have completed a period of work experience/shadowing in a local dental practice or hospital and preferably in more than one establishment.

Further information

Resits accepted? Resits are accepted for GCSE subjects but the results are to be in place at the time of application. We will only consider A level resits for applicants who narrowly fail to meet our academic criteria because their education and/or examination performance was affected by significant extenuating circumstances. We would not consider an applicant who achieved less than BBB at the first A level sitting for BDS and BBC for DT. Applicants must read the webpage for further details on submitting extenuating circumstances.
Widening participation Applicants that meet the university contextual criteria are given additional consideration when being considered for interview. Applicants that are to be made an offer will be given a 2-grade reduction (ABB). Please see the university’s website for information on widening participation and the use of contextual data.

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