Periodontology The University of Manchester

Overview

The MSc in Periodontology at The University of Manchester is tailored to equip students with the necessary academic and clinical capabilities for advanced practice in periodontology. This three-year full-time programme is structured to provide a robust foundation in both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, essential for diagnosing and managing periodontal diseases effectively.

Why Periodontology at The University of Manchester?

The University of Manchester is renowned for its commitment to excellence in education and research. It boasts a strong reputation in the field of dentistry, supported by state-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative environment that encourages interdisciplinary learning. The university's partnerships with leading organisations and research groups enhance the educational experience, providing students with unique opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research and clinical practice.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

For the academic year commencing September 2026, the tuition fees are as follows:

• National students: £27,000 per year
• International students: £59,500 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to cover a wide range of topics essential for mastering periodontology. The course content is divided into three years, each focusing on specific areas:

• Year 1: Basic science of applied periodontology, diagnosis and treatment planning, non-surgical treatment, adjunctive treatments and antimicrobials, evidence-based practice, research methods, biostatistics, clinical case reflection and presentation I.
• Year 2: Management of complicating factors, periodontal surgery, advanced diagnosis and treatment planning, clinical case reflection and presentation II.
• Year 3: Mucogingival surgery, implant basic science, implant treatment planning, basic implant surgical and restorative techniques, advanced implant surgical and restorative techniques, peri-implant lesions, advanced (implant) regenerative techniques, clinical case reflection and presentation III, dissertation.

Careers with Periodontology

Graduates of the MSc in Periodontology often return to their previous employment, applying their enhanced skills in clinical settings. Others may choose to pursue further academic qualifications, such as MPhil or PhD programmes, to deepen their expertise and research capabilities. The programme prepares students for various roles within dentistry, particularly in specialised periodontal practice.