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Programme: MSc (Dentistry) (Oral Surgery) (Coursework)

Code	Faculty	Department
10252091	Faculty of Health Sciences	Department: School of Dentistry

Credits	Duration	NQF level
Minimum duration of study: 1 year	Total credits: 180	NQF level: 09

Programme information
Curriculum: Final year

Admission requirements

BChD degree and Postgraduate Diploma in Dentistry (PGDipDent) with Oral Surgery (or equivalent)
A cumulative weighted average of at least 65% for Oral Surgery at PGDip level

Other programme-specific information

A minimum of any two of the listed basic subjects is required. These basic subjects may be part of the PGDipDent in Oral Surgery, or promoted/passed with a minimum pass mark of 65% from another tertiary institution (see also the General Aacademic Regulations).

Examinations and pass requirements

The stipulations of the General Regulations apply.

Pass with distinction

A student must obtain a minimum of 65% in Parts I and II, and a minimum of 75% in each of the subdivisions of Part III of the study programme.

Minimum credits: 180

Core modules

CBA 800

Anatomy and principles of surgery 800

Credits: 24.00

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CBR 800

Maxillo-facial radiology and principles of surgery 800

Credits: 24.00

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KGM 891

Clinical training 891

Credits: 12.00

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KGM 892

Mini-dissertation: Oral Surgery 892

Credits: 60.00

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MCH 800

Oral surgery 800

Credits: 60.00

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TNM 802

Applied research methodology 802

Credits: 0.00

Module content:
*Attendance module only.

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