Dentistry

The Bachelor’s degree program in Dentistry prepares graduates for professional activity in healthcare institutions, state and non-state enterprises, organizations, and public administration bodies. Graduates address key medical issues of patients through the extensive use of modern methods for diagnosing and treating dental diseases, resolve complex tasks aimed at improving the quality of dental care and dispensary supervision, contribute to the development of dentistry, participate in research activities within the system of the Academy of Sciences, research centers, and scientific-production associations, and take part in the preparation of healthcare-related programs, standards, scientific articles, abstracts, research papers, regulatory documents, reference materials, and reports. The types of professional activity include medical-preventive work, emergency and urgent medical care, diagnostics and treatment, rehabilitation, medical-social activities, organizational and managerial activities, and research work. After completing pedagogical retraining within the bachelor’s field of study, graduates may teach specialized subjects in secondary specialized and vocational education institutions. They may also continue their studies in master’s programs and clinical residency in dental specialties. Additionally, in accordance with established procedures, they may conduct scientific research as independent researchers.