Geriatric Dentistry and Special Patients Care (International Program)

The program offers 2 tracks:

1. Program Code Plan A1 (3159) – Thesis only
2. Program Code Plan A2 (3160) – Coursework and Thesis.

Qualification of Applicants:

1. Hold a D.D.S or B.D.S or D.M.D. degree or equivalent from universities accredited by the Ministry of Education and/or the Dental Council of Thailand.
2. Obtain dental license from the Thai Dental Council or other dental licenses with equivalent standards considered by the Program Administrative Committee.
3. Have at least one year of working experience in dental practice.
4. The Program Administrative Committee reserves the rights to consider other qualifications that deem appropriate to be eligible for admission.
5. The program offers thesis-only or research track for applicants who have interests in doing research related to Geriatric and Special Patients Care and are not willing to attend course works. Final decision for admission is subject to approval of the Program Administrative Committee.

Required Documents

1. An application form.
2. A certified copy of degree certificate.
3. A certified copy of academic transcript stating the graduation with Bachelor’s degree and any higher degree(s) in dentistry.
4. A result of CU-TEP score of at least 60 or TOEFL (PBT or equivalent iBT) score of at least 500 or IELTS score of at least 5.0 taken within the last 2 years.  Applicants whose English proficiency scores are less than the program’s requirement may be admitted to the program, but must meet the requirement before graduation. Applicants who obtain the CU-TEP score less than 30, TOEFL less than 400, and IELTS less than 3.0 are not considered for admission.
5. A referral letter from original affiliation (institution or hospital) granting the applicant to study for at least 2 years.
6. A letter of recommendation from current or previous employer.
7. At least one letter of recommendation from dental professional.