Master of Science in Specialised Orthodontics
A part-time, practice-oriented Master’s programme in modern orthodontics with online and clinical components.
Best for:Best for dental professionals and orthodontic specialists seeking to advance their clinical skills and academic credentials through a part-time, internationally oriented programme.
Overview
This part-time Master’s programme in Specialised Orthodontics at Dresden University of Technology, offered in collaboration with the International Medical College (IMC), provides advanced training in orthodontic science and clinical practice. Designed for dental professionals, it combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience in digital orthodontics, biomechanical treatment methods, and patient-centred care. The programme is delivered in a hybrid format, with over 50% online learning, and caters to working professionals through flexible scheduling. Graduates gain a recognised academic qualification and the expertise to deliver high-standard orthodontic treatments independently.
What you'll do
- Develop comprehensive knowledge in diagnosing and treating dental and jaw malocclusions across all age groups.
- Apply modern biomechanical concepts and digital orthodontic workflows in clinical practice.
- Engage in interdisciplinary treatment approaches to ensure patient-centred care.
- Participate in online lectures, in-person sessions, and clinical practicums to bridge theory and practice.
- Collaborate with international experts and peers through global academic networks and guest lectures.
- Develop professional competence to independently conduct orthodontic treatments at an advanced clinical level.
Requirements
Degree required: A domestic university degree in medicine (stomatology) or dentistry equivalent to at least 300 ECTS credits, or an internationally recognised equivalent.
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: B2 proficiency in either English or German, depending on the chosen language of instruction; official language certificates required.
Instruction: English or German (participants can choose one language for the entire programme)
- Prior training or work experience in orthodontics, demonstrated through a specialised curriculum or practice experience.
- Proficiency in clinical orthodontic practice and patient management.
- Proof of a university entrance qualification (general or subject-specific).
- Equivalence of foreign degrees assessed by the university.
- No nationality restrictions, but language proficiency must match the chosen language of instruction.
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How to apply
Applicants must submit their application through the official programme website. Required documents include proof of degree, language proficiency certificates, and evidence of prior orthodontic training or experience. Detailed application instructions are available on the TU Dresden website.
- Proof of university entrance qualification
- Degree certificate in medicine (stomatology) or dentistry (minimum 300 ECTS)
- Official language proficiency certificate (B2 English or German)
- Proof of prior orthodontic training or work experience
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