UndergraduateNursing & Health Sciences
Bachelor of Oral Health
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
The Bachelor of Oral Health at the University of Melbourne prepares students to register as an oral health therapist, qualified to practise as both a dental therapist and dental hygienist, taught alongside dental students at the Melbourne Dental School. The three-year degree comprises eight compulsory year-long subjects spanning oral health sciences, social sciences and health promotion, and community oral health studies, with hands-on clinical experience in metropolitan and rural placements.
Graduates gain the practical skills to examine, diagnose and treat patients and qualify for registration as a dental practitioner with AHPRA upon graduation.
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