Dental Surgery BChD, Oral Sciences BSc (A200)

University of Leeds
Dental Surgery BChD, Oral Sciences BSc (A200)

Course information

Subject
Dentistry
Course type
Standard Entry
Location
Leeds
Campus setting
Campus based
Course length
5 Year
Eligibility
All

Application

Degree qualifications (for graduate applicants) 2:1 or Higher in a relevant Science or Healthcare subject plus GCSE Maths at Grade C/4. Please contact the Admissions Team to check the eligibility of your degree.
A levels AAA Including Biology and Chemistry, excluding General Studies and Critical thinking. You must achieve a Pass in the practical element of any science A-levels.
Scottish Highers AA in Biology and Chemistry at Advanced Higher plus AABBB in Highers; A in an Advanced Higher in Biology or Chemistry plus AAABB in Highers with A in Chemistry or Biology, respectively; AAAAAA in Highers including Biology and Chemistry. 6 subjects at National level at Grade B to include English, Maths, Dual Science (or Biology and Chemistry).
GCSEs/Scottish Nationals A minimum of 6 GCSEs at Grade 6/B or higher including Chemistry, Biology (or Dual Science), English and Maths.
International Baccalaureate 35 points overall, including 6 in HL Chemistry, Biology, and one other subject, as well as 3 SL subjects at grade 5 or above. You must also have English and Maths at SL at grade 5 (if not offered at GCSE). Maths studies is acceptable. For students requiring a visa to study in the UK, you must have English at SL 5 and HL 4 otherwise an alternative English Language qualification must be provided, and this must be achieved at the time of application
Access to Higher Education Diplomas/BTEC Access course: 60 credits from an Access to HE Diploma in Biomedical/ Medical/Health Science or Science. 45 graded Level 3 credits at Distinction with at least 15 credits at Distinction from Chemistry units and at least 15 credits at Distinction from Biology units. You must also meet our minimum entry criteria for GCSE. We will not accept applications from people who have: a) achieved below a 2:1 in a previous degree unless there is evidence of substantial subsequent experience in a healthcare or academically and/ or professionally demanding career; b) commenced an Access Diploma less than 3 years after completing A-levels, other qualifications or a degree; c) we will also not accept Access to HE Diplomas that has been taught through distance learning. If you are applying with Access to HE Diploma qualifications, please contact the admissions team to check your qualifications are suitable before you apply.
Cambridge Pre-U: D3 Biology, D3 Chemistry, M1 other subject.
Irish Leaving Certificate (higher Level): AAAAAA or H2H2H2H2H2H2 to include Biology, Chemistry, English and Maths. We do not accept the Irish Junior Certificate.
Personal statement Please be advised the School of Dentistry will only accept personal statements relevant to Dentistry. If your personal statement is not relevant to Dentistry; your application will not be considered. We do not accept additional documentation submitted separately, the UCAS application is designed to collect all the necessary information we require to assess your application.
Admissions test UCAT

Interview

Interview method Online Multiple mini-interviews TBC. Please see university course page.
Work experience Please refer to our page on Work Experience. However clinical experience is not required.

Further information

Resits accepted? One A Level and GCSE resit is allowed but must have achieved results.
Widening participation Access to Leeds is a contextual admissions scheme which accepts applications from individuals who might be from low income households, in the first generation of their immediate family to apply to higher education, or have had their studies disrupted. This can be two grades lower than the published entry requirement for each course. So for example, if the course entry requirement is AAA – the Access to Leeds offer could be ABB
Low Progression Neighbourhoods:
If you live in a neighbourhood where there is low participation in higher education, we may be able to give priority to your application.
If you receive an offer, this could be reduced by one A-level grade (or equivalent), in most cases. You don’t need to apply separately: if you are from a Low Participation Neighbourhood we will automatically give your UCAS application additional consideration.
Find out more about Access to Leeds and contextual admissions.

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