Charles Sturt University

Bachelor of Dental Science

If you have a real desire to improve people's health, wellbeing and enjoyment of life, dentistry may be the ideal career for you. The fully accredited Bachelor of Dental Science from Charles Sturt University qualifies you for registration as a dental practitioner in all Australian states and territories. Develop your skills in our state-of-the-art simulation clinic, dental technology / clinical support laboratory, biodental science learning suite and anatomy teaching facilities. Charles Sturt University also has five dental and oral health clinics across its Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange and Wagga Wagga campuses. These clinics are open to patients from the local community and will provide some of your first professional training. You could undertake placements at any Charles Sturt University clinic during your course, working under the supervision of qualified dental practitioners. Charles Sturt University is a proudly regional institution committed to improving opportunities and outcomes for the people of rural and regional Australia. This dentistry degree empowers you to make a positive contribution to the health of your local community. This course has been developed in cooperation with the Australian Dental Council, the Australian Dental Association, local dentists, oral health practitioners and senior consultants. Students will be required to purchase dental supplies and instrument kits and meet expenses associated with clinical placements.

Admissions data

Australia UAC undergraduate admissionsYear 2027 - general
Average SAT0Average ACT0Minimum score88.8Estimated score88.8Requirement88.8 lowest selection rank

UCAT: In addition to applying through UAC, all applicants must sit the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT). On the basis of their UCAT score, applicants may be selected for an interview at Orange campus in late November. Current Charles Sturt students should refer to the Admissions criteria Admissions Entry Requirement Rural and Indigenous applicants are encouraged to apply for this course. Applicants who wish to apply for a place via the Rural and Indigenous Applicants pathway are required to complete a Rural and First Nations Applicants Supplementary Form and submit it via UAC. Note: Special requirements and policies apply. | Duration: 5 year full-time | Attendance: on_campus, full_time | UAC course level: TBP | Campus code: OR

Source: UAC NSW ACT course search

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  • UAC NSW ACT course searchUAC:CSU:214738:OR