
The Master in Periodontal Bioengineering is a second-level master's program offered by the University of Turin, focusing on the advanced applications of bioengineering within periodontology. This one-year program is delivered entirely in English and is designed for healthcare professionals seeking specialized knowledge and skills in this field. The curriculum integrates biological principles with engineering solutions for implant therapy, addressing critical aspects such as diagnosis, bone regeneration, sinus lift techniques, and peri-implant pathologies. A significant portion of the program is dedicated to practical training through an internship, culminating in a final project. This master's aims to equip graduates with the expertise to advance implant dentistry through innovative bioengineering approaches.
The program is structured over one academic year and comprises mandatory courses, a practical internship, and a final project. The academic year runs from 2026/2027.
Recognition of previously acquired credits is not permitted.