The School of Oral Health Sciences provides comprehensive clinical education in collaboration with the Department of Dentistry, enabling dental hygienists to perform work tailored to patients' life stages. We expect our graduates, equipped with a broad range of skills, to play active roles in various fields, including dental clinics, hospital dental departments, nursing care facilities, universities, research institutions, and government agencies.
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Policy & Competencies
This document outlines the admissions policy (AP), curriculum policy (CP), diploma policy (DP), and competencies established by the School of Oral Health Sciences.
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Education curriculum
This section introduces the curriculum and some of the courses offered, including basic science subjects, clinical subjects, and clinical training.
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Course subjects, number of credits, syllabus
This section introduces the courses, credits, and syllabi.
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Unique learning experience
This section introduces our university's unique educational programs, including joint practical training with the dental department, comprehensive clinical education, a wide range of nutrition-related subjects, and the WADS (Wads) Camp, which helps students consider their future as dental professionals.
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course
This section will introduce career paths after graduating from the School of Oral Health Sciences, along with the job placement support programs offered during your studies.