需要UCAT成绩的院校丨卡迪夫大学 牙科专业介绍

需要UCAT成绩的院校丨卡迪夫大学 牙科专业介绍

• 2023-02-22
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今天小编给大家介绍UCAT考试医学院系列专题：第七期卡迪夫大学牙科专业介绍（Cardiff University）

卡迪夫大学概述

卡迪夫大学医学院(Cardiff University School of Medicine)成立于1893年。是英国和欧洲最大的医学院之一。学院拥有自己的医学图书馆和先进的医疗设施，为学生的提供了良好的学习条件。我们的存在是为了创造和分享知识，教育和培训个人成为模范临床医生，科学家，教师和创新者。

牙科专业优势：

*学生可以在第一年接触临床医学中学习到知识。

*和其他高年级牙科学生一起综合性学习。

*BDS课程是在威尔士唯一的牙科医院授课。

*该课程除了专设的教育单位、社区牙科服务诊所和地区全科医院提供外展临床教学设施外，还在大学牙科医院诊所提供广泛的临床训练。

卡迪夫大学牙科专业(BDS)申请流程

所有申请必须通过大学和学院申请服务(UCAS)：

UCAS code: A200

提供可接受的申请要求

注册参加UCAT(大学临床能力倾向测试)

UCAS申请和提交UCAT成绩用于选择面试候选人

提交申请时间10月15日医学(UCAS代码：A 100和A 104)和牙科(UCAS代码：A 200和A 204)

如你在6月30后申请，请联络国际办事处申请情况。

卡迪夫大学牙科专业(BDS)入学要求

牙科专业(BDS) - 5 years

Requirements:

a）IELTS:

总分至少7.0以上，口语部分7.0，其他部分不得低于6.5分。

b) Alevel:

AAA including Biology and Chemistry. A pass in the practical element of the science A Level is normally required. Please note, General Studies and Critical Thinking will not be accepted.

c)IB:

IB Diploma with 36 points including 6 in HL Biology and Chemistry or 666 in 3 HL subjects including Biology and Chemistry.

e) UCAT:

申请者需要参加UCAT考试，(UCAT)在申请截止日期(10月15日)之前提交，学生符合课程的学术和非学术要求，则会参加MMI(多重迷你面试)。

卡迪夫大学牙科专业(BDS)课程结构

Teaching on the BDS programme is integrated, so you will learn the scientific and pathological processes underlying oral and dental disease at the same time as you acquire the necessary skills to manage patients effectively. In year one you will spend one day a week at the Dental School, with the remainder of teaching at the School of Biosciences situated on the Cathays Park campus.

In years two to five you will be based in the School of Dentistry. As you become more experienced in your fourth and fifth year, you will spend time away from the Dental School in primary care settings for a period of around five weeks.

Year one

During year one, you will spend much of your time pursuing your studies in the School of Biosciences. Here you will learn about the human body in health and disease as well as disease of the teeth and the supporting tissues. You will spend every Friday in the School of Dentistry, where you will be introduced to aspects of clinical dentistry. As you progress through the course, you’ll learn more advanced skills in patient management, the importance of whole patient care, and their long-term management – just as if you were a qualified dental surgeon.

Year two

In year two onwards you will be based in the School of Dentistry. Initially in year two you will develop your clinical skills and knowledge through a variety of lectures, seminars and simulated clinical activities. Under close supervision you will see your first patient and from then on you will have patients allocated to you to manage and treat.

To underpin this you will need to understand the basics of disease including those that affect the dento-facial area, their management and prevention along with the diagnostic tools required for clinical practice. Fundamental to clinical practice is the requirement to work professionally and ethically and be able to communicate effectively to patients and staff. These essential skills are explored in detail at many points during the course through innovative and exciting interactive sessions.

Year three

In year three you will continue to develop your clinical skills and knowledge through a variety of lectures, seminars and simulated clinical activities. In addition, you will further enhance your ability to manage and treat patients.

You will continue to understand the basics of disease including those that affect the dento-facial area, their management and prevention along with the diagnostic tools required for clinical practice.

The requirement to work professionally and ethically and be able to communicate effectively to patients and staff will remain important elements of your teaching. These essential skills are explored in detail at many points during the course through innovative and exciting interactive sessions.

Year four

In year four the emphasis is on developing clinical skills in a variety of environments including the School of Dentistry, community dental clinics, district general hospitals and dedicated outreach teaching facilities in and around Cardiff. A deeper understanding of the treatment planning process, the management options, including preventive orientated patient care, are developed giving our students a very broad based education to prepare them for their exciting careers.

Year five

In year five there is continued emphasis on developing clinical skills in a variety of environments including the School of Dentistry, community dental clinics, district general hospitals and dedicated outreach teaching facilities in and around Cardiff. A deeper understanding of the treatment planning process, the management options, including preventive orientated patient care, are developed giving our students a very broad based education to prepare them for their exciting careers.