Dentistry

Dentistry Program

About the Program

The "Dentistry" program trains highly qualified dentists equipped with advanced methods for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of maxillofacial and oral diseases. The curriculum covers an in-depth study of therapeutic, surgical, and orthopedic dentistry, as well as orthodontics. Special attention is given to practical training: from the early years of study, students hone their manual skills in the university's high-tech simulation centers and later undergo clinical practice in leading dental clinics and multidisciplinary medical centers.

Employment Opportunities

Graduates are in high demand in both the public healthcare sector and private medical practice. Available roles include general dentist, oral surgeon, prosthodontist, orthodontist, pediatric dentist, maxillofacial surgeon, researcher in medical institutes, and head or chief physician of a private dental clinic.

Language of Instruction

After admission, students can choose their preferred language of instruction: English, Russian, or Uzbek.

International Opportunities

The program is actively integrated into the international medical community. Students of the School of Medicine have the opportunity to participate in semester-long student mobility programs at partner medical universities abroad and complete clinical internships at leading international clinics to learn from global dental practices.

Admission Requirements

Entrance exams are conducted as standardized tests or interviews in core medical subjects (Chemistry and Biology).