Curriculum

The MSc curriculum starts in the autumn semester of each academic year.

To obtain the degree, students must complete a total of one hundred and eighty (180) ECTS credits.

The language of the courses and the Master Thesis is Greek and/or English.

Throughout their studies, postgraduate students are required to:

• Attend and successfully complete all the postgraduate courses
• Conduct research and contribute to scientific publications
• Complete and submit a Master Thesis

The thesis is conducted and credited with ECTS per semester, according to the curriculum.

Courses may be delivered in person or remotely, in accordance with the curriculum.

Semester 1

• Literature Review 1
• Laboratory Exercise
• Basic Research Principles
• Oral Biology 1
• Perio-Prosthetics Seminar 1
• Dental Biomaterials
• Case Presentation 1

Semester 2

• Literature Review 2
• Case Presentation 2
• Operative Dentistry Clinic 2
• Perio-Prosthetics Seminar 2
• Imaging Techniques in Dentistry
• Biostatistics
• Applied Dental Technician Practice 2
• Master Thesis Research and Writing 2

Semester 3

• Literature Review 3
• Operative Dentistry Clinic 3
• Perio-Prosthetics Seminar 3
• Implantology Seminar
• Case Presentation 3
• Pulp Biology
• Teaching Methodology 3
• Master Thesis Research and Writing 3
• Applied Dental Technician Practice 3

Semester 4

• Literature Review 4
• Case Presentation 4
• Operative Dentistry Clinic 4
• Perio-Prosthetics Seminar 4
• Occlusion
• Teaching Methodology 4
• Master Thesis Research and Writing 4

Semester 5

• Operative Dentistry Clinic 5
• Case Presentation 5
• Perio-Prosthetics Seminar 5
• Teaching Methodology 5
• Master Thesis Research and Writing 5

Semester 6

• Operative Dentistry Clinic 6
• Case Presentation 6
• Perio-Prosthetics Seminar 6
• Master Thesis Research and Writing 6
• Teaching Methodology 6