Dentistry programs in Spain

Original post by Catsteph22

I am interested in studying dentistry in English in Spain but not sure if CEU in Madrid or Valencia is better option than Universidad Europea (also with campuses in Madrid and Valencia). Universidad Europea has some awful reviews on Google. Happy to hear from those that have experience at either university. Thank you

Hi!

Ι would suggest you to look at UCAM Murcia dentistry program. It has affordable tuition fees in contrast to CEU and also does not require an agent.

https://international.ucam.edu/studies/bachelor-in-dentistry-on-campus

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Catsteph22

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Original post by Greekdentist

Hi!

Ι would suggest you to look at UCAM Murcia dentistry program. It has affordable tuition fees in contrast to CEU and also does not require an agent.

https://international.ucam.edu/studies/bachelor-in-dentistry-on-campus

Thank you, but do you work for this university or did you study there? What is the basis for your recommendation ?

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Original post by Catsteph22

Thank you, but do you work for this university or did you study there? What is the basis for your recommendation ?

Hey no I am not study there yet i am still trying to get into the uk. It is my back up plan for next year if my application doesn't succeed. :redface:

I have heard good comments about it in contrast to the UEM and CEU and is more affordable too.

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Catsteph22

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Original post by Greekdentist

Hey no I am not study there yet i am still trying to get into the uk. It is my back up plan for next year if my application doesn't succeed. :redface:

I have heard good comments about it in contrast to the UEM and CEU and is more affordable too.

Thank you, will check it out.

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Abdurrahman02

Original post by Greekdentist

Hey no I am not study there yet i am still trying to get into the uk. It is my back up plan for next year if my application doesn't succeed. :redface:

I have heard good comments about it in contrast to the UEM and CEU and is more affordable too.

Is it accredited and can I use that degree to work in UK (given I pass the Overseas Registration Exam to register for the GDC)

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Original post by Abdurrahman02

Is it accredited and can I use that degree to work in UK (given I pass the Overseas Registration Exam to register for the GDC)

Hi yes the ucam course is accredited. :smile:

I am sending you their webpage below.
https://international.ucam.edu/studies/bachelor-in-dentistry-on-campus

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Abdurrahman02

Original post by Greekdentist

Hi yes the ucam course is accredited. :smile:

I am sending you their webpage below.
https://international.ucam.edu/studies/bachelor-in-dentistry-on-campus

does ranking really matter when looking at European universities for Dentistry when you want to work in UK, and like how do i choose which university?? like im not sure how it affects quality of education / teaching. The unis im looking at are: European University in Georgia, UCM in spain, UCAM in spain, Semmelweis in Hungary, Universitat de Barcelona. I have Alevel Chemistry, Physics and Maths achieveing A*A*A respectively.

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Ha053891

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Original post by Catsteph22

Thank you, but do you work for this university or did you study there? What is the basis for your recommendation ?

Just be careful with UCAM, they don’t even have a clinic for the Cartagena campus, they promise many things and don’t deliver … I speak from experience

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Original post by Ha053891

Just be careful with UCAM, they don’t even have a clinic for the Cartagena campus, they promise many things and don’t deliver … I speak from experience

In Cartagena that is true that is not good choice but the campus in Murcia is good.
So basically the students in Cartagena attend the clinics in Murcia.

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pxrtia

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Original post by Ha053891

Just be careful with UCAM, they don’t even have a clinic for the Cartagena campus, they promise many things and don’t deliver … I speak from experience

What kind of things did they promise and not deliver on ?

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Ggghhhggggty

Original post by pxrtia

What kind of things did they promise and not deliver on ?

Hi so did you find out ?

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Ggghhhggggty

Original post by Catsteph22

I am interested in studying dentistry in English in Spain but not sure if CEU in Madrid or Valencia is better option than Universidad Europea (also with campuses in Madrid and Valencia). Universidad Europea has some awful reviews on Google. Happy to hear from those that have experience at either university. Thank you

Hi where did you end up going ?

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Original post by Ggghhhggggty

Hi where did you end up going ?

I’m at UEV- Universidad Europea de Valencia. What do you want to know

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Kaz1011010

I’m at UEV- Universidad Europea de Valencia. What do you want to know

Hi, what were the exams like and what is the process to obtain grants for low-income students?

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Original post by Anonymous

Hi, what were the exams like and what is the process to obtain grants for low-income students?

I’ve not seen any grants or anything like that, I’ve not come across that , but studying here really is worthwhile , any more questions don’t hesitate to ask

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dylans06

Original post by Kaz1011010

I’ve not seen any grants or anything like that, I’ve not come across that , but studying here really is worthwhile , any more questions don’t hesitate to ask

What country did you apply from? I am from the UK so is it easy to apply with A-level results?

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Original post by dylans06

What country did you apply from? I am from the UK so is it easy to apply with A-level results?

Yeah Dylan it’s so straight forward . I applied from the UK with my A-level results and they accept much lower than the UK

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Original post by dylans06

What country did you apply from? I am from the UK so is it easy to apply with A-level results?

If you want , send me your email and I would be happy to help , makes it easier to answer a lot more questions quicker .

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Olgaallon