MDPH Dental Public Health

The Dental Public Health Postgraduate program at the University of Dundee offers an intensive study to equip students with a broad understanding of dental public health practice. It strongly emphasizes the application of up-to-date knowledge and skills in improving oral health within communities.Course Content: The course provides a detailed study of the principles and practice of dental public health, focusing on the prevention, diagnosis and management of oral health issues. The curriculum incorporates a wide range of topics, including oral health improvement, dental public health intelligence and oral health service strategy and management.Key Modules: The program consists of several key modules such as Developing Theory and Research for Practice, Public Health: The Scottish Dimension, Research Methods and Statistics, Principles and Methods of Epidemiology, Health Promotion Theory and Methods, and Health Care Systems and Policy Research.Accreditations: This program has no specific accreditations mentioned on the course page.Future Careers: After graduating from this program, students will be well prepared to shape the future of oral health and make effective contributions in various roles. They will be prepared to work in varied fields, including dental public health and community dental practice, or in academia and research, and in roles related to dental public health at local, national, or international level. 'For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.'