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‘Research here has apedigree of its own...’The Virgin Alternative Guide to British Universities
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The University of Manchester 2
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The University of Manchester…
• carries out research in a wider range ofacademic areas than any other UK university
• attracted around £266 million in researchfunding in the last year
• has more than 5,800 academic and research staff
• has completed the largest and most ambitiousbuildings and investment programme everseen in British higher education – more than£400 million to date and a further £250 million by 2015
• has one of the largest and best resourcedacademic libraries in the country
• has a careers service that has been voted thebest in the UK for five consecutive years
• is the most targeted university by the UK’stop 100 graduate employers
• enjoys the best of both worlds: city life andcampus community
There has never been a better time to be part ofThe University of Manchester. Choose to be apostgraduate student here and you can join usin achieving our ambitious goals for the future.
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Come and join one of Britain’s most famous and forward-thinkinguniversities, with a rich heritage stretching back 180 years andan exciting agenda for the future…
The Universityof Manchester
The birth of the computer, the splitting of the atom,the founding principles of modern economics – theseand many more world-altering innovations have theirroots at The University of Manchester. Today, ourinternational research centres produce answers toglobal problems that truly change lives.
Famous for cutting-edge innovation and based in one of the world’s most exciting student cities, The University of Manchester offers you excellentprospects. Our aim to become one of the world’s top25 universities – attracting the best tutors, researchers,students and reputation – is backed by British highereducation’s most ambitious capital building programme,an investment of more than £650 million by 2015.
Research, discovery and innovationThe 2008 Research Assessment Exercise placed us thirdin the UK in terms of “research power” and assessedvirtually all of our research as reaching international ornational standards of excellence. We research in awider range of areas than any other UK university, andare continuing to increase our number of first-rateprofessorships, improve our strong links to industry andpublic services, and invest in world-class facilities.
Whether studying for a taught or research postgraduatedegree, you’ll be directly involved with groundbreakingresearch, encouraged to adopt innovative approachesand discover interdisciplinary ways of working that openup exciting new areas of discovery.
Turning knowledge into enterpriseYour postgraduate work could contribute towardsbusiness and economic development outsideacademia. Manchester has an impressive track recordof turning ideas into commercial reality, attracting
world-class academics by providing a dynamic, first-class support system for them to participate andsucceed in commercialisation projects. More than100 ‘spin-out’ companies have been created inrecent years based on our current research.
Career opportunitiesAs a Manchester graduate you will be in goodcompany: 23 Nobel Prize winners have worked orstudied here, and our alumni have an impressivetrack record of becoming leaders in their fields, fromphilosopher Wittgenstein to women's rightscampaigner Christabel Pankhurst, and from Sir Terry Leahy, Chief Executive of Tesco, to George Richards, President of Trinidad and Tobago.
More than 4,000 recruiters each year from countriesaround the globe target our graduates. Consistentlyvoted the best in the UK by employers, our CareersService offers diverse practical, innovative servicesand events – many exclusively for postgraduates – to make you more employable.
Cosmopolitan campusOne of the UK’s largest and best-resourced academiclibraries, premier IT services and extensive studentsupport services are all on our campus, along withimpressive sports facilities, restaurants, bars, cafés and ashopping centre. Campus-based cultural attractionsinclude The Manchester Museum, Whitworth ArtGallery and Contact Theatre, with the University’s JodrellBank Observatory based further afield in Macclesfield.Europe’s largest Students’ Union provides excellentsupport services, hundreds of active student societiesand four live venues, including the famous Academy,attracting the best big name and upcoming bands.
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On behalf of the whole School of Dentistry, I would like to welcome you to our new brochureand, I hope, to joining us on one of our exciting courses or programmes. The University ofManchester has a reputable history extending back to 1824 and today has more than 26,000undergraduates and 9,000 postgraduates, supported by more than 11,000 staff. Situated withinthe heart of one of the UK’s most exciting and vibrant cities, the University offers excellentopportunities for your academic and personal growth.
Our School has recently been rated number one in the UK for research quality and also holds topposition for teaching and learning, as determined by the annual student satisfaction survey. Withmore than 70 postgraduate students studying on taught and research courses with us, you will be joining an invigorating research and clinical environment.
We are at the forefront of educational development, offering one-year and three-year clinical MSc courses in the major dental specialties, with many of our three-year programmes conferringeligibility to challenge Royal College specialty examinations. For those who wish to combineclinical work with a robust and internationally recognised doctorate, we offer a four-year clinicalPhD. 2009 also sees the introduction of our first course delivered entirely online – the MSc inDental Public Health. This programme may also be taken on an MRes (Master of Research) route.
I invite you to look through our courses and programmes to identify those that meet your clinicaland research needs. Working with our excellent and internationally recognised postgraduateteam, we will help you reach your career aspirations within a supportive and collegiateenvironment that we believe is unique to Manchester.
Our postgraduate team is always ready to answer any questions you may have, so please do get in touch.
I look forward to welcoming you to Manchester and the School of Dentistry in the very near future.
Iain PrettyBDS(Hons), MSc, MPH, PhD, MFDSRCS(Ed)Director of Graduate Education and Research
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Dentistry at ManchesterWelcome to the School of Dentistry, part of the Faculty ofMedical and Human Sciences at The University of Manchester.
Postgraduate studyThe School of Dentistry is one of the largest providersof postgraduate dental education in the UK. Offeringprogrammes over one, two, three and four years, aswell as a range of shorter diploma and certificatecourses, combined with the opportunity to studymany of our courses part-time, there is somethingfor everyone. Recent developments include thepossibility to study for a masters degree (or master of research) in Dental Public Health entirely online,especially suitable for busy practitioners.
Fully integrated within the Faculty of Medical andHuman Sciences, the School has access to the widerange of resources that you can expect from a world-class medical education centre. The close relationshipwe enjoy with our National Health Service colleaguesensures that our clinical teaching is among the bestin the world and allows access to patients withvarying and challenging treatment needs.
The School provides a stimulating research andlearning environment, which draws on theUniversity’s proud history of innovative graduatestudy and pioneering scientific research. Ourprogrammes offer opportunities for both cliniciansand scientists and we are pleased to be able tocombine these strengths in our new four-year clinicalPhD. The School is also proud to host the world-renowned Cochrane Oral Health Group, as well asthe World Health Organisation Collaborating Centrefor the Treatment of Cranio-Facial Anomalies. TheSchool offers core research methods training, as wellas a thriving seminar programme, and all studentshave access to the excellent training opportunitiesmade available by the Faculty training teams.
Our graduates secure leadership positions in clinicaland academic institutions worldwide and many will continue with further academic study here at Manchester.
Due to the modular nature of our approach toteaching, we are able to offer numerous units fromour degree-based programmes for ContinuingProfessional Development (CPD). CPD is offered ashands-on courses, academic seminars and onlinedistance-learning opportunities. Visit our website for more details and how to book.
We hope that you will enjoy reading about ourprogrammes and find something that interests you.Should you require further information, please donot hesitate to visit our website, which has the latestinformation on new programmes, fees and contactdetails: www.manchester.ac.uk/dentistry
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The School of Dentistry has an internationalreputation for the outstanding research that weundertake, which covers areas from stem cellresearch and genetics, to clinical trials and systematicreviews. We were rated the top dental researchschool by the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise(RAE), with 75% of our research activity judged to beinternationally excellent (45%) or world-leading(30%). We also secured the highest studentsatisfaction rating in the country. These are majorachievements for the School and demonstrate ourcommitment to both teaching and learning andworld-class research. You can read more about theRAE programme and the results at www.rae.ac.uk
A research structure with the mission of“Understanding the Scientific Basis of Craniofacialand Oral Health” has been adopted by the School.Led by the Director for Research, Professor MikeDixon, this structure is divided into two researchthemes: Basic Sciences and Health Sciences. BasicSciences aims to improve craniofacial health byadding to the understanding of the mechanismsunderlying health and disease, and by developingimproved dental materials. Researchers working inthe Health Sciences theme aim to help enhancedental health by contributing to knowledge ofevidence-based health provision.
Within Basic Science, three main groups operate:craniofacial genetics, dental materials and stem cellresearch. Health Sciences includes health servicesresearch, systematic reviews, caries and diagnosticresearch, oral radiology and imaging, oral implants andoral surgery (including the control of pain and anxiety).Each of these groups has vigorous and excitingresearch strategies that include excellent opportunitiesfor postgraduate research (PGR) students.
Our PGR students are part of an exciting andsupportive research environment. They come fromboth clinical and non-clinical backgrounds and worktogether as a friendly and collaborative community.
A visit to our website will give you details of all theresearch activity, with contact details for individualsupervisors (www.manchester.ac.uk/dentistry – clickon ‘Graduate Study’). The School offers fundedstudentships that are nationally advertised anddetailed on our website.
You can apply for any of our programmes online atwww.manchester.ac.uk
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A research structure with the mission of“Understanding the Scientific Basis of Craniofacialand Oral Health” has been adopted by the School.
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PhD programmesWe offer two routes to doctorate degrees at the School of Dentistry: a traditional three-yearprogramme and a new, innovative four-yearprogramme. Studies can be either in clinical or non-clinical disciplines – see our website for details.
Three-year PhD – This traditional pathway to adoctorate degree in the School combines a smalltaught component (the Research Methods Course)with an intensive period of research under thesupervision of one of our academic staff. Researchtopics may be suggested by you or your supervisorand will fall into one of the research categories above.
Four-year clinical PhD – This programme allows you to combine clinical experience in any one of anumber of dental specialties with vigorous researchtraining. We are currently the only UK university tooffer a formal four-year PhD and it represents anexciting development in our postgraduate portfolio.
Currently offered in the clinical disciplines ofEndodontics, Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics,Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Orthodontics, youcan combine research with clinical experience duringthe entire tenure of your time in Manchester. You will select a research project and supervisor in thenormal manner and then indicate that you wish to undertake the four-year programme. A clinicalsupervisor will also be assigned to you appropriate to your chosen clinical specialty.
We recommend that your research programme beallied to the clinical discipline, but it is possible tocombine non-clinical research within the programmeof activity. You will spend approximately threesessions per week on clinically related activities.
At the end of each year, assessment of clinical case reports will be undertaken. Throughout theprogramme you will be expected to demonstrate anincreasing diversity of clinical skills. This programmeis suitable for inexperienced as well as moreaccomplished clinicians, as a full skills audit will becarried out at the time of registration. The School of Dentistry boasts internationally recognised clinicalconsultants in all the offered disciplines and world-class clinical facilities.
We hope that for 2009 entry we will be able tooffer the opportunity for para-clinical studentsto undertake the four-year programme, egthose with a dental technology background.
MPhil programmesThe Master of Philosophy programme at the Schoolof Dentistry is undertaken full-time over 12 months,or part-time over 24 months. The course includes our popular Research Methods Course, as well as a substantial research component resulting in thesubmission of a thesis. Projects may be in clinical ornon-clinical areas and a full list of the MPhil degreesavailable can be found on our website. You arestrongly supported by your supervisor(s) andadministrator throughout your course and, ifsuccessful, are offered the opportunity to convert to one of our PhD tracks at the end of your programme.
MPhil degrees from Manchester are recognisedinternationally and are appropriate for those whowant experience in research without committing to aPhD. Individuals in community services, industry andclinical disciplines have all undertaken MPhil degreesat the School. Feel free to contact the admissionsteam for more information on MPhil degrees.
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†† Depending on course (eg OMFS students attend Applied Basic Surgical Sciences Course)
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Three-yearMSc
World-class clinical facilities • • •
Input of leading academic and NHS consultants and specialists • • •
Innovative, modular curriculum • • •
Rigorous academic training • • •
Top-class research facilities • • •
World-class e-learning portal and student communication centre
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Visit international sites and conferences† • • •
Clinical exposure to new techniques and equipment • • •
Award of a degree from The University of Manchester • •
Access to the UK’s top dental researchers‡ • •
Follow an innovative clinical training programme •
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Attend research conferences to present results •
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Integrate a thorough clinical training with extended research opportunities
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Why take our taught courses?
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The coursesWe offer the following taught courses:
Master of Science (one-year full-time or two years part-time)
Master of Science (Clinical) (three years full-time, to include additional clinical training)
Master of Dental Public Health (MDPH – 12 monthsfull-time, or part-time options delivered online)*
Master of Research in Public Health (MRes – 12 months full-time, or part-time options delivered online)*
PG diploma (nine months full-time, or 18 months part-time)
PG certificate (12 months part-time)
*Offered for the first time in 2009 subject tofinal approval
MScThis is a one-year (full-time), or two-year (part-time),course offered in the following clinical specialties:
• Control of Pain and Anxiety (Conscious Sedation) (part-time only)
• Endodontics (full-time only)• Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics• Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery• Implantology (part-time only)
Structure
This is a three unit module (180 credits) programmeconsisting of:
• Research Methods (30 credits)• Specialist Clinical Component (90 credits)• Research (dissertation) (30 credits)
MSc (Clinical)This three-year full-time masters course integratedwith clinical training is offered in the followingclinical specialties:
• Endodontics• Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics• Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery• Orthodontics
Structure
This is a three unit module (180 credits) programmeconsisting of:
• Research Methods (30 credits)• Specialist Clinical Component (90 credits)• Dissertation (30 credits)
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PG diploma This is a nine-month (full-time) or 18-month (part-time) course offered in the following clinical specialties:
• Control of Pain and Anxiety (Conscious Sedation) (part-time only)
• Endodontics (part-time only)• Implantology (part-time only)• Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Structure
This is a two-unit (120 credits) course consisting of:
• Research Methods (30 credits)• Specialist Clinical Component (90 credits)
PG certificateThis is a 12-month part-time course offered in thefollowing clinical specialty:
• Implantology
Structure
This is a one-unit (90 credits) course consisting of:
• Specialist Clinical Component (90 credits)
Entry requirements• You are required to hold a primary dental degree
from a recognised institution
• International students are required to have acceptablelevels of English literacy as noted below:
• IELTS test: 6.5 (with no less than 6.0 in the written component)
• or TOEFL test: 575 (paper-based)
• or TOEFL test: 230 (computer-based)
• or TOEFL test: 90 (internet based)
• Evidence of citizenship of an EU country will be required for those claiming home student status
• Two years post-graduation experience in general professional practice (NB For Oral and MaxillofacialSurgery applicants, this requirement is preferred, but not required)
• Implantology applicants must have full registration with the UK General Dental Council and be working in a UK dental practice where patients for the programme of study may be sourced
Core componentsResearch Methods Course (30 credits) (MSc, MSc [Clin] and PG Dip only)
The aim of the Research Methods course is toproduce students who are competent in the design,data collection, simple analysis and interpretation of clinical or clinically-related research projects. The latter may include basic-science projects in areas such as genetics, microbiology or biomaterials.
Research component (dissertation) (60 credits) (MSc and MSc [Clin] students only)
Each student must undertake a research project anda review of the relevant literature and methodology –and present the results in the form of a dissertation.
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Endodontics
Course director: Dr Alison QualtroughBChD, MSc, PhD, FDS MRD RCS Ed
The endodontic courses give you a uniqueopportunity to work within a stimulating universityacademic environment of international standing and in world-class, state-of-the-art clinical facilities.
Before students treat their own patients, there is a pre-clinical component in which a variety ofsimulated exercises will be set, which must besuccessfully completed
There is a consultant-led team and you aresupervised either by consultants or specialists. Wecurrently adopt a team approach to patient care inwhich students work in pairs. On average, there willbe four clinical sessions a week. You will be expectedto manage and treat a variety of patients, most ofwhom will have advanced endodontic problems,although case selection and load will be determinedby your individual competence. At the end of eachsession, you will discuss your work with the tutor,giving you opportunity for reflection.
The evidence-based approach to the academiccomponent of the programme comprises a highlyintegrated schedule of seminars. You are expected to prepare in advance by reading papers and otherappropriate literature and to actively contribute tothese sessions, which serve as a forum forinteraction, debate and discussion. Seminars are ledby a wide range of experts from other departmentswithin the University, from other universities andfrom clinical specialists. The mode of presentation is highly varied and depends on the seminar leader.
In practical demonstrations and attendance atconsultation clinics, you will see a wide variety of referrals and be encouraged to participate intreatment planning. A journal club related to clinicalaspects of endodontics takes place on a regular basisand there is also the opportunity to visit severalspecialist practices.
We keenly encourage active participation in specialistsociety meetings, such as the British EndodonticSociety. This gives you the unique opportunity tohear speakers of international repute and to interactwith leading academics and clinicians in the field of endodontics.
We foster an open and friendly team approach.Students are well supported, whatever their needs, and in this way benefit from and enjoy their education.
For three-year MSc students, the range ofendodontic treatment encompasses more advancedcases and may be an integral part of a morecomprehensive restorative treatment plan, wherethey work with consultants and specialists in otherdisciplines. Presentation of research findings andclinical work is actively encouraged, and this maytake the form of either presentation of papers andposters at meetings, or publications in peer refereedjournals. Three-year students also attend advancedcourses and specialist society meetings, such as theEuropean Society for Endodontology.
Find out more
Please direct all Endodontics course enquiries to:
Margaret Stockberger, Course Administrator
email [email protected]
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Fixed and RemovableProsthodontics
Course director: Dr Julian SatterthwaiteBDS, MSc, PhD, FDS MFDS RCS (Eng) FDS (Rest Dent)
Prosthodontics is the dental specialty pertaining to the diagnosis, treatment planning, rehabilitationand maintenance of the oral function, comfort,appearance and health of patients with clinicalconditions associated with missing or deficient teeth, and/or maxillofacial tissues usingbiocompatible substitutes.
The Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics MSc course allows dentists to gain clinical experience in a contemporary facility led by experiencedconsultants and specialists.
Typically, there are four or five clinical sessions aweek, during which you will gain experience ofpatients attending consultation clinics for specialistopinion and treatment planning, and will manageand treat a variety of patients. You will be expectedto encounter and provide a range of procedures,including complex removable prostheses, implant-supported prostheses, integrated fixed andremovable prosthodontics and some experience offixed prosthodontics, although the case mix will bedetermined by your individual competence.
In addition to clinical exposure, you will be instructedin the relevant aspects of prosthodontics to gaininsight in these areas. The course covers clinical and technical skills, contemporary prosthodontictechniques, scientific understanding of fixed andremovable prosthodontics, and diagnosis andtreatment planning. A programme of interactiveseminars provides the basis for the taughtcomponent. The seminars require advance readingand preparation, so that an informed discussion and debate of each topic can take place.
The one-year full-time MSc course is designed fordental practitioners with a minimum of two years’experience in general professional training (orequivalent) who wish to further their experience andknowledge in fixed and removable prosthodontics.Part-time graduate students attend for five sessionsper week in each of the two years, of which two orthree are clinical sessions.
The three-year course provides additional specialist-level clinical training in prosthodontics with furtherexperience in the broader area of restorative dentistryand also additional technical experience.
Find out more
Please direct all Fixed and Removable Prosthodonticscourse enquiries to:
Shena Reynolds, Course Administrator
email [email protected]
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Implantology
Course director: Dr Marco EspositoDDS (Pavia), PhD
The University of Manchester has an internationallyrenowned reputation for excellence in the field ofdental implantology and offers a comprehensiverange of courses. These aim to provide dentalpractitioners with the requisite knowledge and skillsto undertake implant surgery and prosthodonticreconstruction with predictable long-term success.
Dr Nigel Saynor, who completed this course,commented ‘hard work, challenging, an excellentformat encompassing academic, research methodsand clinical skills to empower clinicians to practiseimplant dentistry at the highest level‘.
The courses are ideal for dentists with a range ofexperience, from those new to the discipline, tothose with considerable implant exposure.
You should have a desire to expand your skills,knowledge and clinical repertoire within the scientificevidence base. You must complete a minimum of five cases within your own practice and so must beregistered with the General Dental Council and be practising within the UK for the duration of the course.
Learning is via observation, seminars and hands-onexperience; contributions are made by the clinicalspecialties of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery andRestorative Dentistry. The course is supported by anumber of specialists and experienced generalpractitioners and regular observation sessions areorganised. Mentoring is available for studentscarrying out treatment in their own practices andeach year you will visit a European centre ofimplantology. Assessment is via written examination,essay, two case presentations and viva voce.
The certificate, diploma and masters courses run in succession. The certificate offers a foundation inimplantology; the diploma builds on this, offering a diverse range of contemporary experiences andtechniques. A research dissertation is required forcompletion of the masters course; some have beenpublished in international peer-reviewed publications.
Certificate syllabus
Basic sciences
Informed consent and documentation
Asepsis and sterilisation
Anaesthesia and pain control
Medical conditions in relation to implant surgery
Basic surgical techniques
Basic restorative techniques
Removable prostheses
Imaging for implant dentistry
Management of complications
Monitoring and maintenance
Peri-implantitis
Diploma syllabus
Comprehensive treatment planning and diagnosis
Advanced surgical techniques
Advanced restorative techniques
Fixed implant prostheses
Occlusal aspects of implant dentistry
Immediate placement
Immediate loading
Bone augmentation
Guided bone regeneration
Soft-tissue techniques
Sinus floor manipulation
Sinus elevation and augmentation
Research methods and statistics
Find out more
Please direct all Implantology course enquiries to:
Jonathan Evans, Course Administrator
email [email protected]
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Control of Pain and Anxiety(Conscious Sedation)
Course director: Professor Paul CoulthardBDS, MDS, MFGDP (UK), FDS RCS Eng FDS (OS) RCS
The control of pain and anxiety is fundamental to the practice of dentistry. Both MSc and PGDipcourses are offered and are appropriate to dentalpractitioners who wish to pursue a special interest inthis area alone, or who wish to enhance their clinicalpractice in a specialty area or general practice. If youwish to pursue a specialist training in paediatricdentistry or oral surgery, you may find these coursesof particular relevance.
Courses focus on conscious sedation techniques in the context of others. They provide dentalpractitioners with the postgraduate educationalexperience, including critical understanding of theunderpinning science, to enable you to provide high quality effective control of pain and anxiety to your patients.
The clinical component consists of the following modules:
• Behavioural Management (sociological and psychological aspects of patient management)
• Inhalation Conscious Sedation (indications, apparatus, technique, pharmacology)
• Intravenous Conscious Sedation (indications, technique, pharmacology)
• Alternative Route Conscious Sedation (oral, intranasal, transmucosal routes, advanced electromechanical monitoring, pharmacology of ketamine, volatile agents, propofol)
• Systemic Analgesia and Local Anaesthesia (drug development, clinical trials, pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics, techniques)
• General Anaesthesia and Medical Emergencies (applied basic science, patient assessment, evaluation, airway management, intermediate life support)
Clinical teaching takes place at the Dental Hospitaland Manchester Royal Infirmary. These are bothhospitals of Central Manchester University HospitalsFoundation NHS Trust, based on the Universitycampus. The principal skills acquired are those ofpractising conscious sedation techniques usingnitrous oxide inhalations sedation and midazolamintravenous sedation. You also attend assessmentsessions for general anaesthesia, but will not practiseanaesthesia techniques.
Assessment is by essay and multiple choice questionsthroughout the courses and related to the taughtmodules. You maintain a clinical surgical logbookand undertake a clinical competency test. There isalso an oral examination.
Find out more
Please direct all Control of Pain and Anxiety course enquiries to:
Shena Reynolds, Course Administrator
email [email protected]
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Orthodontics
Course director: Dr Stephen ChadwickBDS, MSc, MA, MOrth RCS Eng, FDS (Orth) RCS (Edin)
Orthodontics is an exciting and rewarding area of study. Within the specialty, we have scientificresearch of international standing with multicentrerandomized clinical trials. Our use of problem-basedlearning uses the latest research on adult teachingand learning to aim to provide an excellentenvironment for personal development during your orthodontic education.
The course will equip you with unique clinical skills to provide the best quality of care for childrenwho have malocclusions that will benefit from orthodontic intervention.
The clinical training module involves attendance atclinics in the University Dental Hospital of Manchesterand affiliated hospital Trusts.
Postgraduate Orthodontics students are currentlyplaced in clinics stretching from Lancaster (north of Manchester) to Stoke-on-Trent (south ofManchester), including Blackburn, Burnley, Bury,Chester, Stockport and Wythenshawe. The distancefrom Manchester to the various District GeneralHospitals ranges between 58 miles to Lancaster toeight miles to Wythenshawe in south Manchester(single journeys). You will be reimbursed for travel expenses.
Attendance at the clinics, both in Manchester and in the District General Hospitals, is mandatory. The number of days you will attend clinics varies;currently the average for students attending clinics in the University Dental Hospital of Manchester istwo days per week, with clinics at the DistrictGeneral Hospitals varying between one and four daysper week, on a week on week rota basis.
During your time in clinic, you will provide treatmentto a carefully selected group of patients under directsupervision of consultant orthodontists.
Clinical training in assessment, diagnosis andtreatment of a comprehensive range of typicalmalocclusion, including management of a personalcaseload of patients, is supported by lectures andseminars. There are approximately five or six clinicalsessions per week.
This programme is recognised by the UK RoyalColleges as meeting the requirements of theMembership in Orthodontics Examination. You areadvised to contact the Royal Colleges directly toensure that your experience prior to commencing the programme will be valid for entry to this examination.
Please note that these training programmes do not have UK National Training Numbers (NTNs) andtherefore, unless you concurrently hold a substantiveNHS Specialist Registrar contract, on completion youwill not be eligible for a Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training (CCST) and therefore not beeligible for direct entry to the UK Specialist List inOrthodontics.
Find out more
Please direct all Orthodontics course enquiries to:
Rosette Parr, Course Administrator
email [email protected]
tel +44 (0)161 275 6620
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Oral and MaxillofacialSurgery
Course director: Professor Paul CoulthardBDS, MDS, MFGDP (UK), FDS RCS Eng FDS (OS) RCS
This specialty is concerned with the diagnosis and management of diseases, injuries and defectsaffecting the mouth, jaws, face and neck. Allprogrammes are based on the specialty of oralsurgery, but within the wider context of maxillofacialsurgery. The PGDip and one-year full-time (two-yearpart-time) MSc courses are designed for dentalpractitioners who wish to further their knowledge of surgery and are a useful foundation for specialisttraining in this field. The three-year course providesspecialist oral surgery clinical training.
You will undertake minor oral surgery undersupervision, carried out under local anaesthesia,conscious sedation and general anaesthesia. You will also attend theatre to assist and observe majorsurgery and will attend consultation clinics, traumaclinics, ward rounds and carry out ward duties.
The clinical component consists of the followingmodules:
• Surgical Basic Sciences (basic surgical science, preoperative and postoperative care)
• Patient Care (assessing patients, medical aspects of patient care and control of pain and anxiety)
• Dental Tissues (infections and inflammation of the teeth and jaws, removal of teeth and surgical implantology)
• Bone: Disease and Injury (diseases of bone and the maxillary sinus, oral and maxillofacial injuries)
• Soft Tissues (cysts, mucosal disease, premalignancyand malignancy)
• Salivary Tissue, Pain and TMJ (salivary gland disease, facial pain and disorders of the temporomandibular joint)
You will attend weekly interactive seminars lead byschool senior staff and some invited guest speakers.Some of these have actor patients present to allowyou to rehearse your clinical skills. Three-year coursestudents also attend external teaching events, suchas residential blocks for basic science applied tosurgery at the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Assessment is by essay and multiple choice questionsthroughout the courses and related to the taughtunits. You maintain a clinical surgical logbook andundertake a clinical competency test. There is also an oral examination.
The oral and maxillofacial surgery clinical services areprovided at the Dental Hospital, Manchester RoyalInfirmary and St Mary’s Hospital. These are allhospitals of Central Manchester University HospitalsFoundation NHS Trust, on the University campus. The range of surgery undertaken by the departmentincludes dentoalveolar, implant, orthognathic,trauma, oncology, reconstructive, salivary gland and TMJ.
Find out more
Please direct all Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery course enquiries to:
Priya Kalidas, Course Administrator
email [email protected]
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All MSc (Clin) three-year coursesWe offer a range of three-year MSc courses at theSchool of Dentistry. These are designed for applicantswho wish to receive full clinical specialty training,rather than the clinical experience that is offered onour shorter, one-year courses. The three-year coursesare fully integrated within the clinical and academicenvironments in the School and are taught by world-class researchers and clinicians.
Many of these groundbreaking courses offerattachments at the Royal College of Surgeons in London and also the opportunity to attendinternational research and clinical conferences. Some students will also have the chance to work in some of the North West’s premier hospitals, which provide a wide and varied patient base.
You will also benefit from the ability to undertakemore extensive treatment plans and follow integratedcourses of care over the three-year period. Progresswill be monitored using clinical logbooks and annualclinical competency assessments.
Importantly, our three-year courses lead to eligibilityto sit the Royal College examinations appropriate to the discipline†. For example, those on theOrthodontic course may challenge the MOrth exam;Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics students may sit MRD, and those undertaking our Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery course may apply to sit MSurg.You are advised that passing the relevant specialtymembership examination does not necessarily lead to eligibility for entry onto the relevant Specialist Listheld by the UK General Dental Council. Furtherdetails can be found on our three-year MSchomepage, where links to the appropriateexaminations are provided.
We believe that our three-year courses offer a uniqueopportunity to undertake thorough, clinical specialtytraining in the UK’s number one dental school, †† aswell as living and working in an exciting and vibrantinternational city.
†Check the course approval status, details ofexaminations and eligibility criteria for specialiststatus on our website:www.manchester.ac.uk/dentistry/3yearprogrammes
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Course Director, Dr Rebecca Craven BDS, MPH, PhD, DDPH RCS (Eng.), FDS, FDS (DPH) RCPS (Glas), FFPH
The School of Dentistry is proud to announce two new modular degrees delivered entirely online.
Masters of Dental Public HealthThe MDPH is a distance-learning course that is fully integrated within the highly successful MPHcourse offered by the Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences.
You will take a total of eight units and a dissertation.Two of the units will be devoted to Dental PublicHealth, one in each semester, and the remaining sixunits will be taken from the MPH programme,including required and optional units. Units includebiostatistics, epidemiology, evidence-based care andqualitative research methods. A full list of units andthe semesters in which they are offered can be found on the School website under taughtpostgraduate programmes.
The dissertation unit may take a number of differentforms and will be supervised by an academicmember of the Dental Public Health team within theSchool. Each of the dental public health units alsohas a substantial input from NHS consultants and isrelevant to both home and overseas students. It isexpected that the course will be approved by the
Royal College of Surgeons of England, conferringeligibility to sit the Diploma in Dental Public Healthexaminations (DDPHRCS). It is also anticipated thatthe degree will be approved by the SAC in DentalPublic Health as appropriate for SpR training. See the website for the latest details on these approvals:www.manchester.ac.uk/dentistry/mdph
As well as a full-time course, the units may bestudied part-time (two to five years) as well as forPGDip (eight units) or PGCert (four units). The unitsmay also be taken as stand-alone ContinuingProfessional Development (CPD) credits, which will be of particular interest to commissioners, dentalleads, NHS managers and general dental practitionerswho wish to become more informed concerning the role of dental public health within the new NHS paradigm. A course brochure for the MDPH and each of the CPD opportunities will be available to download.
Master of Research (MRes) This course is designed for individuals with aninterest in Dental Public Health, but who require amore research-focused degree. As with the MDPH,the course is delivered online.
You will take a total of six units of coursework,including the two dental public health units, and willhave a more extensive dissertation project supervisedby a member of academic staff. The units available tostudy under this programme and the types of workthat can be undertaken for the dissertation can befound on the School of Dentistry website.
Find out more
Please direct all Dental and Public Health courseenquiries to:
Donna Bailey, Course Administrator
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TAUGHT COURSES
Programme title Home / overseas Mode of attendance Tuition fees (£) 09/10 per annum
Control of Pain and Anxiety (Conscious Sedation)
Postgraduate Diploma OverseasHome
Part-timePart-time
11,4004,170
Master of Science HomeOverseas
Part-timePart-time
5,25013,600
Dental Public Health
MDPH Fees to be announced
MRes Fees to be announced
Endodontics
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Part-timePart-time
4,47011,400
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Full-timeFull-time
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MSc (Clin) Full-time 54,000
Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics
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MSc (Clin) Full-time 54,000
Implantology
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Part-timePart-time
12,50020,500
Postgraduate Diploma HomeOverseas
Part-timePart-time
8,33513,600
Master of Science HomeOverseas
Part-timePart-time
10,80016,800
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
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32,50016,000
MSc (Clin) Full-time 54,000
Orthodontics
MSc (Clin) Full-time 54,000
FeesFees noted below are for the academic session 2009/2010. The most up-to-date fees information can be found on our website.
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RESEARCH PROGRAMMES
Programme title Home / overseas Mode of attendance Tuition fees (£) 09/10 per annum
PhD / MPhil Dentistry (all subjects) clinical Overseas Full-time
Part-time32,50016,000
PhD / MPhil Dentistry (all subjects) non-clinical Overseas
Full-timePart-time
22,80011,400
PhD/MPhil Dentistry (all subjects)
HomeHome
Full-timePart-time
14,1007,350
PhD (Clin) 4 years HomeOverseas
Full-timeFull-time
14,10032,500
contact details
Admissions enquiries:
email [email protected] +44 (0)161 306 0239fax +44 (0)161 306 1565
Specialty course enquiries should be directed to theCourse Administrators, as indicated in each coursesection within this leaflet.
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Academic Advisory ServiceThis confidential information and advice service is foranyone with academic worries. Our advisers haveexcellent knowledge and resources to help you makeinformed decisions to manage your situation.
tel +44 (0)161 275 3033email [email protected]/academicadvisoryservice
AccommodationWith more than 9,200 rooms, The University ofManchester has more university-ownedaccommodation than any other university in thecountry, almost all of which is within two miles ofcampus. A number of residences are reservedexclusively for postgraduates; in others, every effort ismade to room graduate students together.
tel +44 (0)161 275 2888fax +44 (0)161 275 3213www.manchester.ac.uk/accommodation
In addition to the University’s halls of residence,Manchester has a sizeable stock of privateaccommodation for rent.
tel +44 (0)161 275 7680fax +44 (0)161 275 7684email manchesterstudenthomes@manchester.ac.ukwww.manchesterstudenthomes.com
Careers ServiceA team of careers professionals who specialise inworking with postgraduates offer you personalsupport, training and development opportunities andextensive careers information. Our Careers Service has
been voted the best in the UK by employers for fiveconsecutive years; recognition for the work we do toensure leading employers get the chance to meet andrecruit our students.www.manchester.ac.uk/careers
ChildcareThere are two nurseries close to campus for childrenaged six months to five years.
tel +44 (0)161 272 7121 (Dryden Street Nursery)tel +44 (0)161 200 4979 (Echoes Nursery)www.manchester.ac.uk/studentexperience/childcare
CounsellingOur Counselling Service can help you with anypersonal problems that may affect your work orwellbeing. All help is free and entirely confidential.
tel +44 (0)161 275 2864email [email protected]/counselling
Cultural facilitiesSome of the city’s finest cultural venues are right hereon the University campus.
Manchester Museumwww.manchester.ac.uk/museum
Whitworth Art Gallerywww.manchester.ac.uk/whitworth
Contact Theatre www.contact-theatre.org
Jodrell Bank Observatory and Visitor Centrewww.manchester.ac.uk/jodrellbank
As you’d expect from a world-class institution, The University ofManchester provides a wide range of comprehensive support servicesand facilities. Here is a brief outline – use the web links to find out more.
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Disability Support Office (DSO)If you have additional needs arising from a medicalcondition, a physical or sensory disability, or a specificlearning disability, you are strongly encouraged tocontact the University’s Disability Support Office todiscuss your needs, any arrangements that may benecessary and the extent to which appropriatesupport is available.
tel +44 (0)161 275 7512fax +44 (0)161 275 7018minicom +44 (0)161 275 2794email [email protected]/dso
International postgraduatesAround 6,000 students from outside the UK arewelcomed into postgraduate study at the Universityevery year, from more than 150 countries. A range offacilities and services are available to make yourapplication and move to Manchester go smoothly,including an in-depth arrival guide, a free airportcollection service and an orientation programme.
www.manchester.ac.uk/international
IT servicesIT Services provides staff and students with extensivecomputing facilities, as well as a variety of servicesaround the campus for postgraduate research staff.
www.manchester.ac.uk/itservices
Library and information servicesThe John Rylands University Library is one of thebest-resourced academic libraries in the UK and iswidely recognised as one of the world’s greatresearch libraries.
www.manchester.ac.uk/library
Religious supportThere are two chaplaincy centres for the majorChristian churches: St Peter’s House, for the Anglican,Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Churches;and Avila House for the Roman Catholic Chaplaincy.Hillel House provides facilities for Jewish worship.There are prayer facilities on campus for Muslimstudents and student societies for many religions.
SportWe have an active Athletic Union, a diverse ‘CampusSport’ programme and a huge variety of health,fitness and wellbeing classes, as well as volunteeringand scholarship opportunities.
www.manchester.ac.uk/sport
Student Services Centre (SSC)The SSC is where you complete all your administrativetransactions with the University – eg issues relating totuition fees, loans, swipe cards, scholarships andawards, examinations and graduation.
tel +44 (0)161 275 5000email [email protected]/ssc
Students’ UnionThe University of Manchester Students’ Union(UMSU) is the largest Students’ Union in Europe,offering everything from live bands to studentrepresentation. UMSU has some of the largest andmost active student societies in the country andcomplements the University’s overall provision ofsupport and welfare services.
www.umsu.manchester.ac.uk
‘Shopping, bars and the epic architecture of the city’s industrial past andvibrant present are all a short walk away...’The Guardian University Guide
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From Piccadilly Gardens Bus Station
(a short walk from Piccadilly Rail Station), take buses 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 142, 143,149, 249, 157, W2, or 11. Ask for The University ofManchester Precinct Centre.
From Victoria Rail Station
Either take the Metrolink tram, or walk to Piccadilly Gardens Bus Station (not the Rail Station)and follow the directions above.
Parking
Please note that parking near the School is availablein several car parks on campus and in a new multi-storey car park.
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