Program Overview

Overview

The Endodontics MClinDent program at Newcastle University is designed to provide students with a systematic understanding of the evidence base and theoretical principles that underpin specialist endodontic practice and the provision of oral and dental care to patients. The program aligns with the UK specialist curriculum for Endodontics and prepares candidates to sit Royal College MEndo examinations.

What You'll Learn

The program covers a range of topics, including:

• Fundamentals of Restorative Dentistry
• Applied Dental Materials Science
• Critical Appraisal and EBD
• Simulated Clinical Skills in Restorative Dentistry
• Foundation Clinical Skills in Restorative Dentistry
• Primary Endodontic Disease and Management
• Complex Endodontics, Post-Treatment Disease and Management
• Broader Context of Endodontic Disease and Management
• Advanced Clinical Skills in Endodontics & Restorative Dentistry
• Clinical Speciality Research Project and Dissertation

How You'll Learn

The program is delivered through a combination of:

• Several cadaveric surgical training courses at the state-of-the-art Newcastle Surgical Training Centre
• Small group teaching
• Clinical experience
• Specialist diagnostic clinics
• Supervised patient treatment clinics
• Multidisciplinary case-based discussion and critical review
• Reflective learning research projects

Your Development

The program provides extensive clinical experience, with 2,700 hours of clinical training over the three-year program. By the end of the program, students will demonstrate that they can deliver specialist clinical skills with consistency and confidence, and should be eligible to present for Royal College membership examinations.

Your Future

Graduates of the program have progressed to careers in:

• Enhanced dental practice
• Specialist practice
• Restorative consultancy positions (in the UK and abroad)
• Senior academic posts

Quality and Ranking

Newcastle University is ranked:

• 42% of research is classified as 4* world-leading research – Research Excellence Framework 2021
• 65% increase in research power since 2014 – Research Excellence Framework 2021
• Global Top 140 University – QS World University Rankings 2026
• Global Top 160 University - Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025
• Top 100 for Medical and Health – Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2025
• Top 120 for Dentistry - QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025

Facilities

The School of Dental Sciences is modern, occupying a spacious, purpose-built facility with well-equipped, light and airy clinics. Students have access to a range of research laboratories and a clinical research facility, enabling them to engage in clinical training and research opportunities of the highest international standard.

Fees and Funding

Tuition fees for 2026 entry are:

• Home students: £57,100 per year
• International students: £57,700 per year The university offers a range of scholarships, including a 25% discount on international fees for EU students.

Entry Requirements

The program has the following entry requirements:

• Primary Dental Degree (BDS, BChD, DDS)
• At least three years of postgraduate clinical practice equivalent to Foundation Dental Training and Dental Core Training in the UK
• Applicants should be currently in clinical practice
• Experience of academic writing/critical appraisal/professional teaching or presentation
• English Language requirements: IELTS, Pearson, Duolingo English Test, or TOEFL

How to Apply

Applications for the program should be made through the university's online application portal. The deadline for applications is Tuesday, 6th January 2026. Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an entrance interview via Zoom, which will include a short critical appraisal and situational judgement exercise. A personal statement, including details of clinical, academic, and research experience, should be submitted alongside the application. A deposit of £3,500 is required, which is non-refundable.