Lieu des études	Lituanie, Vilnius
Type	Medical Doctor, temps plein
Durée nominale	5 ans (300 ECTS)
Langue d'étude	anglais
Attributions	(Dental doctor in Odontology, Master in Health Sciences)
Code de cursus	6011GX005

Frais de scolarité	14 000 € par année
Frais de candidature	100 € paiement unique
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Frais d'examen	200 € paiement unique

Conditions d'admission

Lycée / enseignement secondaire (ou plus) The applicant must take an entrance examination. The examination is conducted online on the following dates: *January 23, 2025 14:00 (EET, UTC+2); February 20, 2025 14:00 (EET, UTC+2); March 20, 2025 14:00 (EET, UTC+2); April 17, 2025 14:00 (EET, UTC+2); May 22, 2025 14:00 (EET, UTC+2); June 19, 2025 14:00 (EET, UTC+2)*. An applicant can take an examination only once per one application period. Entrance examination fee: 200 EUR. IMPORTANT! Entrance examination fee must be paid at least 48h prior to the examination time and is not refundable! • If the applicant has passed the following examinations no earlier than during the 2nd year before admission, the applicant may apply without taking the entrance examination, but must submit the results of one of the following tests (the results of tests remain valid for 2 years). o MCAT. Minimum score: 500 o BMAT. Minimum score: section 1 and 2 – score 5, section 3 – score 3B o IMAT. Minimum score: 50 o NEET. Minimum score 650 • If the applicant has one of the following school qualifications he/she may apply without taking the entrance examination: o IB Diploma “International Baccalaureate”: Biology 5 (H level) and Chemistry 5 (H level) o A level certificate “A levels”: Biology A and Chemistry A o German certificate “Abitur”: Biology 12 points or 1-2 and Chemistry 12 points or 1-2 o Finish certificate “Ylioppilastutkintotodistus”: Biology Eximia cum laude approbatur (E, 6) and Chemistry Biology Eximia cum laude approbatur (E, 6) o Swedish certificate “Examensbevis”: Biology B and Chemistry B (level 2) o Spanish certificate “Titulo de Bachiller” accompanied by “Selectividad”: Biology 9 and Chemistry 9 o French certificate “Baccalaureat”: Biology 15 and Chemistry 15 • Applicants must have completed the Biology subject at school. The Natural Sciences subject is considered to be equivalent to the Biology subject. The entrance examination is mandatory. • If the applicant has graduated in Biomedicine/Life Sciences/Health Sciences and has a diploma, he/she may have completed either the Biology or Chemistry/Physics subject at school. However, it is mandatory to provide documents about the education acquired in the field of Biomedicine/Life Sciences/Health Sciences. In such a case, MF will assess whether the applicant must additionally pass the entrance examination. • If the applicant has completed Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics subjects, it shall be considered to be an advantage. • Applicants who take the entrance examination shall not be required to submit additional documents proving their English proficiency level, as the examination is conducted in English. • Due to the differences in the education systems of different countries, the University reserves the right to individually assess the suitability of an applicant for the study programme if he/she does not meet all of the listed criteria. Applicants must upload education documents in original language, as well as translations into English. Diplomas and transcripts issued outside EU must be legalized with a legalization stamp or Apostill Vous devrez apporter vos certifications/diplômes lorsque vous vous rendrez à l’université. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. Translation is considered to be official when it is bound together with the certified true copy of the original document and is confirmed by the translator’s signature. Documents issued in English, Lithuanian must be certified true copies and do not require translation.

Exigences de région	Les candidatures venant des régions suivantes ne sont PAS acceptées (selon la nationalité) : Bangladesh, Irak, Pakistan, Yémen.

Exigences linguistiques

anglais IELTS Academic 5.5+, TOEFL iBT 46+, Cambridge English exam 160+, Pearson PTE Academic 59+, LanguageCert IESOL B2, Duolingo English Test 100+ or another language proficiency certificate equivalent to B2 CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). If you are a native speaker and/or if the English language was the medium of instruction in your previous studies, you will be exempt from providing an English language test score.

Autres exigences

Au moins 2 références doivent être fournies. An applicant must register for the examination and choose a suitable date. The registration form is available HERE. You will find further information regarding the examination HERE. An applicant can take an examination only once per one application period. Entrance examination fee: 200 EUR. IMPORTANT! Entrance examination fee must be paid at least 48h prior to the examination time and is not refundable! • If the applicant has passed the following examinations no earlier than during the 2nd year before admission, the applicant may apply without taking the entrance examination, but must submit the results of one of the following tests (the results of tests remain valid for 2 years). o MCAT. Minimum score: 500 o BMAT. Minimum score: section 1 and 2 – score 5, section 3 – score 3B o IMAT. Minimum score: 50 o NEET. Minimum score 650 • If the applicant has one of the following school qualifications he/she may apply without taking the entrance examination: o IB Diploma “International Baccalaureate”: Biology 5 (H level) and Chemistry 5 (H level) o A level certificate “A levels”: Biology A and Chemistry A o German certificate “Abitur”: Biology 12 points or 1-2 and Chemistry 12 points or 1-2 o Finish certificate “Ylioppilastutkintotodistus”: Biology Eximia cum laude approbatur (E, 7) and Chemistry Biology Eximia cum laude approbatur (E, 7) o Swedish certificate “Examensbevis”: Biology B and Chemistry B (level 2) o Spanish certificate “Titulo de Bachiller” accompanied by “Selectividad”: Biology 9 and Chemistry 9 o French certificate “Baccalaureat”: Biology 15 and Chemistry 15 • Applicants must have completed the Biology subject at school. The Natural Sciences subject is considered to be equivalent to the Biology subject. The entrance examination is mandatory. • If the applicant has graduated in Biomedicine/Life Sciences/Health Sciences and has a diploma, he/she may have completed either the Biology or Chemistry/Physics subject at school. However, it is mandatory to provide documents about the education acquired in the field of Biomedicine/Life Sciences/Health Sciences. In such a case, MF will assess whether the applicant must additionally pass the entrance examination. • If the applicant has completed Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics subjects, it shall be considered to be an advantage. • Applicants who take the entrance examination shall not be required to submit additional documents proving their English proficiency level, as the examination is conducted in English. • Due to the differences in the education systems of different countries, the University reserves the right to individually assess the suitability of an applicant for the study programme if he/she does not meet all of the listed criteria. In addition, all applicants have to fulfil general admission requirements. Exigences spécifiques pour les candidats non européens : IMPORTANT All students studying either Medicine or Dentistry study pogramme will be required to take the Lithuanian Language course for 6 consecutive semesters. The Lithuanian Language course will be included in the schedule but will not be additionally charged. Students will be required to reach at least B2 level by the end of the course and obtain a certificate. Without the certificate students will not be allowed to continue their studies. Alternatively, a student can submit a nationally acknowledged certificate proving B2 level in Lithuanian language, such tests are offered by NŠA National Agency for Education.

Aperçu

The objective of the program in Odontology have to possess adequate knowledge of the sciences on which Odontology is based and a good understanding of scientific methods; sufficient knowledge of epidemiology, etiopathogenesis, diagnosiss and treatment of odontological diseases; sufficient amount of practicals which enable to work self-depended.

Structure du programme

Subjects of study Credits
Semester 1 Autumn
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Biochemistry 5.0
Human Anatomy I/II p. 5.0
Human Biology and Genetics in Dentistry 5.0
Human Histology 5.0
Introduction to Dentistry. Legal Aspects and Management of Dental Care. Ethics. 5.0
Latin and Professional Language 5.0
Semester 2 Spring
Compulsory Courses 20.0
Fundamentals of Microbiology. The Eco-System. 5.0
Human Anatomy II/II p. 5.0
Human Physiology 5.0
Public Health and Dental Public Health 5.0
Course unit (module) of Individual Studies 10.0
Semester 3 Autumn
Compulsory Courses 25.0
Basics of Pathology 5.0
Basics of Professional Communication and Psychosomatics. Psychiatry. 5.0
Fundamentals of Diagnosis and Treatment of Dental and Oral Diseases I/VI p. 9.0
Preclinical Endodontics I/II p. 6.0
Course unit (module) of Individual Studies 5.0
Semester 4 Spring
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Fundamentals of Diagnosis and Treatment of Dental and Oral Diseases II/VI p. 10.0
Fundamentals of Radiology: General and Dental Radiology 5.0
Infectious Diseases and Dermatovenerology 5.0
Pharmacology. Clinical Pharmacology. Laboratory Medicine 5.0
Preclinical Endodontics II/II p. 5.0
Semester 5 Autumn
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Basics of diagnosing and treating childhood diseases 5.0
Fundamentals of Anesthetics and Reanimatology. First aid. 5.0
Fundamentals of Diagnosis and Treatment of Dental and Oral Diseases III/VI p. 10.0
Oral Surgery I/III p. 5.0
Prosthetic Dentistry I/IV p. 5.0
Semester 6 Spring
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Fundamentals of Diagnosis and Treatment of Dental and Oral Diseases IV/VI p. 10.0
Neurology and Neurosurgery for Odontologists 5.0
Oral Surgery II/III p. 5.0
Propaedeutics of Internal Diseases and Course of Internal Diseases 5.0
Prosthetic Dentistry II/IV p. 5.0
Semester 7 Autumn
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Fundamentals and Preparation of Research Project I/III p. 5.0
Fundamentals of Diagnosis and Treatment of Dental and Oral Diseases V/VI p. 15.0
Oral Surgery III/III p. 5.0
Prosthetic Dentistry III/IV p. 5.0
Semester 8 Spring
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Fundamentals and Preparation of Research Project II/III p. 5.0
Fundamentals of Diagnosis and Treatment of Dental and Oral Diseases VI/VI p. 10.0
Fundamentals of Maxillofacial Surgery. Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases. 5.0
Orthodontics 5.0
Prosthetic Dentistry IV/IV p. 5.0
Semester 9 Autumn
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Fundamentals and Preparation of Research Project III/III p. 5.0
Treatment Planning of Diseases of the Stomatognathic System 25.0
Semester 10 Spring
Compulsory Courses 30.0
Final Examination 5.0
Internship 20.0
Master Final Thesis (Study field: Dentistry) 5.0
*There is one final State Exam for the Dentistry study programme, which consists of two parts (practical and written).

The assessment of a student is directly related to the learning outcomes. The principles of the assessment are set out by the VU Study Provisions, VU Procedure for the assessment of study results and the resolutions of the Council of VU FM, which are described in the course descriptions of each study subject.

In all subjects of the Dentistry study programme, each student’s achievements are assessed by an examination. The evaluation of the study subjects is performed by applying the principle of an accumulative score, i.e. apart from the exam, the final assessment is also determined by the tasks, activities and tests completed throughout the semester (performance in lectures, tests, clinical tasks, presentations and other self-study assessments, etc.). All requirements for the assessment are provided to the students together with the course unit descriptions. At the beginning of each semester, the teacher introduces the students to the assessment requirements. The continued evaluation ensures regular screening and an assessment of the knowledge the students have gained during each semester.

Opportunités de carrière

Odontologist can work in private and public health services.
A graduate will be able to work in all areas of clinical dentistry
A graduate can be employed in commercial structures dealing with medical equipment or pharmaceutical companies.
A graduate can be awarded access to the third cycle of (residency) studies.