TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Endodontics Certificate and MS in Oral Biology
Master's · Taught in en
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27 mo
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- 27 monthsProgram Duration
- Combined MS + CertificateDegree Type
- Complex Case TreatmentClinical Experience
- Evidence-Based PracticeCore Philosophy
The Department of Endodontics at Texas A&M College of Dentistry offers a specialized 27-month certificate program in Endodontics, combined with a Master of Science (MS) in Oral Biology. This program is designed for graduate students who wish to become proficient diagnosticians and clinicians in endodontics, focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases affecting the dental pulp and surrounding tissues. Students in this program will engage in a full scope of clinical and didactic courses, treating complex cases referred from within the college and regional dentists. The curriculum emphasizes an evidence-based approach, critical thinking, research literacy, and ethical professionalism, preparing graduates to lead in the field of endodontics.
Curriculum
The program combines advanced didactic instruction with extensive clinical experience, covering current literature, treatment planning, and specialized problems in endodontics. Students will gain proficiency in diagnosis and clinical procedures through supervised patient care and research.
- Year 1
- Current Literature Review IENDO 600
- Current Literature Review IIENDO 601
- Current Literature Review IIIENDO 602
- Endodontics Treatment Planning Conference IENDO 607
- Endodontics Treatment Planning Conference IIENDO 608
- Endodontics Treatment Planning Conference IIIENDO 609
- Special Problems in Endodontics IENDO 614
- Special Problems in Endodontics IIENDO 615
- Special Problems in Endodontics IIIENDO 616
- Clinical Endodontics IENDO 622
- Year 2
- Current Literature Review IVENDO 603
- Current Literature Review VENDO 604
- Current Literature Review VIENDO 605
- Endodontics Treatment Planning Conference IVENDO 610
- Endodontics Treatment Planning Conference VENDO 611
- Endodontics Treatment Planning Conference VIENDO 612
- Special Problems in Endodontics IVENDO 617
- Special Problems in Endodontics VENDO 618
- Advanced Special Problems in Endodontics IENDO 619
- Advanced Special Problems in Endodontics IIENDO 620
- Implant Concepts and TreatmentENDO 621
- Clinical Endodontics IIENDO 623
- Year 3 (Partial)
- Current Literature Review VIIENDO 606
- Endodontics Treatment Planning Conference VIIENDO 613
- Clinical Endodontics IIIENDO 624
- Clinical Endodontics IVENDO 625
Careers
Graduates of the Endodontics program will be skilled, evidence-based endodontists prepared for advanced clinical practice and leadership roles within the field. The program aims to cultivate lifelong learners committed to contributing to endodontic research and ethical practice.
- Specialist Endodontist
- Academic Endodontist
- Researcher in Oral Biology
- Consultant in Endodontic Practices
Frequently asked questions
- What is the duration of the Endodontics Certificate and MS in Oral Biology program?
- The program is a combined MS and Certificate program that lasts for 27 months.
- What are the career outcomes for graduates of this program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as a Specialist Endodontist, Academic Endodontist, or a Researcher in Oral Biology.
- How do I apply to this program?
- You need to explore the program on the Department of Endodontics website, review international applicant information, prepare documents like transcripts and recommendation letters, meet English proficiency requirements, and submit your application online.
- What are the tuition and fees for international students?
- Tuition and fees vary based on student classification and residency status, with specific information available through the university's tuition calculator and financial aid pages for international students.
- What are the entry requirements for this program?
- Admission typically requires a dental degree (DDS/DMD or equivalent) and may require a license to practice dentistry, along with graduate classification for all courses.
- Are there any scholarships available for graduate students?
- Yes, the Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel Award offers up to $1000 for academic conferences and research projects, and the Graduate Student Child Care (CC) Travel Award offers up to $750 for childcare expenses during academic activities.
Entry requirements
Graduate ClassificationRequired for all graduate-level ENDO courses.
Specific admission requirements for the combined certificate and MS program are typically outlined on the Department of Endodontics website or the university's graduate admissions portal. This generally includes a dental degree (DDS/DMD or equivalent) and potentially a license to practice dentistry.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition and fees vary based on student classification, residency status, and program. Information for international students is available through the university's tuition calculator and financial aid pages.
Tuition (home)Tuition and fees vary based on student classification, residency status, and program. Texas residents may be eligible for different rates. More details are available via the university's tuition calculator.
LivingEstimated living costs vary depending on personal needs and spending habits. Students should consult university resources for guidance on budgeting for housing, food, and other expenses.
Texas A&M University offers both Locked Rate and Variable Rate Tuition plans. Students can also opt for a four-payment plan for tuition and fees each semester. For detailed current figures, use the official Texas A&M Tuition Calculator.
How to apply
1. Explore Degree ProgramsIdentify the specific Endodontics Certificate and MS in Oral Biology program and review its specific requirements on the Department of Endodontics website.
2. Review International Applicant InformationVisit the university's international admissions page for details pertinent to non-U.S. citizens, including English proficiency requirements and visa information.
3. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all necessary documents, which typically include academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and potentially a CV/resume.
4. Meet English Proficiency RequirementsIf applicable, submit scores from an approved English language proficiency test (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL).
5. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application for graduate admission, ensuring all sections are filled accurately and all required documents are uploaded.
6. Await Admission DecisionAfter submitting your application, monitor its status through the applicant portal and await a decision.
Scholarships
Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel AwardUp to $1000
Graduate Student Child Care (CC) Travel AwardUp to $750
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the Endodontics Certificate and MS in Oral Biology program?
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The program is a combined MS and Certificate program that lasts for 27 months.
What are the career outcomes for graduates of this program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as a Specialist Endodontist, Academic Endodontist, or a Researcher in Oral Biology.
How do I apply to this program?
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You need to explore the program on the Department of Endodontics website, review international applicant information, prepare documents like transcripts and recommendation letters, meet English proficiency requirements, and submit your application online.
What are the tuition and fees for international students?
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Tuition and fees vary based on student classification and residency status, with specific information available through the university's tuition calculator and financial aid pages for international students.
What are the entry requirements for this program?
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Admission typically requires a dental degree (DDS/DMD or equivalent) and may require a license to practice dentistry, along with graduate classification for all courses.
Are there any scholarships available for graduate students?
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Yes, the Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel Award offers up to $1000 for academic conferences and research projects, and the Graduate Student Child Care (CC) Travel Award offers up to $750 for childcare expenses during academic activities.