List of graduate entry dentistry uni/providers

Aberdeen, UCLan and KCL ☺️

This is supposed to be a full list?

I got those plus birmingham QMUL and liverpool

I'm hoping someone can come on here and put a full list

Hi! Sorry maybe I misunderstood. I thought you just wanted the graduate entry programmes? The other universities accept graduates onto their undergrad degree courses ☺️ Those 3 I listed are the only ones specifically ‘graduate entry’.

I think you understood correctly.

I did mean only graduate entry (4 year right), Or 2nd year entry to standard 5 year (if that exists) which would work out at 4 year.

https://intranet.birmingham.ac.uk/as/employability/careers/documents/public/mds-gradentrydentistry.pdf

The above url gave me some info I thought some others also do grad entry/ 2nd year entry to 5 year undergrad.

This is supposed to be a full list?

I got those plus birmingham QMUL and liverpool

I'm hoping someone can come on here and put a full list

That is the full list. There are only three universities that offer graduate entry dentistry; that is, a four year course instead of 5 years.
The rest of the dental universities are 5 years regardless of if you have a degree or not. For example if you had a degree in BioChem and you applied to Birmingham, it would be still 5 years.

4 Year Dentistry Programs (Graduate entry, accelerated dentistry)
University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) = 29 Places
Aberdeen = 20 Places
Kings College London = 20 Places
Liverpool no longer offer the 4 year accelerated course.

Aberdeen I think only allocates a few places for English applicants so the number may be far lower than 20 if you are not Scottish.
So you can see there are a total of 69 places for Graduate entry (4 year accelerated) dentistry in the entire UK, so competition is fierce as applicants from the whole country will be fighting for these 69 places.

If we apply, as a Biomedical Science graduate, for a 5 year dentistry program, will it be funded by SFE?

No!
And it is more competitive than the 4 year. I applied two times as a graduate with a 1st in Biomed to only 5-year programs and got rejected from all either pre or post-interview.

On the contrary, the 4 year graduate entry course is more competitive.