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Program Details

Introduction

The University of Copenhagen offers a comprehensive program in Odontology, with a focus on Ethics and Philosophy of Science. This program is designed for students in the 4th semester of their Bachelor's degree in Odontology.

Program Description

The program, titled "Studium Generale, Odontologi," aims to provide students with a deep understanding of the scientific and philosophical foundations of modern odontology. Students will explore ethical theories and concepts relevant to odontological practice, as well as analyze scientific problems and arguments.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:

• Explain the scientific process and its underlying principles
• Discuss ethical concepts and theories relevant to odontological practice
• Analyze scientific problems and arguments
• Critically evaluate theories, hypotheses, and other concepts introduced during the program
• Take a stance on central philosophical, ethical, and scientific issues related to clinical practice, odontological research, and the role of dentists in the healthcare system and society

Formal Requirements

To participate in the program, students must have passed exams in:

• Basic human biology and cell chemistry
• Tooth development and structure
• Integrated exam in cell and tissue biology, including excitable cells

Teaching Methods

The program will consist of lectures, self-study, and group instruction, with a focus on reviewing concepts and theories before the exam.

Language

The language of instruction is Danish and English.

Workload

The estimated workload for the program is:

• Lectures: 10 hours
• Group instruction: 7 hours
• Preparation (estimated): 98 hours
• Exam: 24 hours
• Total: 139 hours

Assessment

The program will be assessed through a written assignment (home exam) completed in groups of 2-3 students. The assignment will be submitted via the Digital Exam portal.

Evaluation Criteria

To pass the program, students must demonstrate:

• Knowledge of the scientific process and ethical concepts
• Ability to analyze scientific problems and arguments
• Critical thinking and evaluation of theories and hypotheses
• Ability to take a stance on central philosophical, ethical, and scientific issues

Program Information

• Language: Danish
• Course code: SODB16145U
• ECTS points: 5
• Level: Bachelor
• Duration: 1 semester
• Placement: Spring
• Capacity: 80 participants

Responsible Institutions

• Odontological Study Board
• Department of Public Health
• Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences

Contact Persons

• Isaac Anderson Wagner
• Ezio Di Nucci