Program Overview

Program Overview

The University Diploma (DU) in Oral Implantology is a 2-year program that aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills in implantology. The program is divided into 4 modules, each focusing on a specific aspect of implantology.

Program Structure

• Module 1: Theoretical teaching (1st year)
• Module 2: Practical teaching - dissection (1st year)
• Module 3: Practical teaching - clinical implantology (2nd year)
• Module 4: Memoir (2nd year)

Admission Criteria

To be admitted to the program, candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Hold a degree in dental surgery or medicine
• Be a doctor in dental surgery or medicine, French or foreign
• Be an intern in medicine and chief of clinic registered in the D.E.S.C. of maxillo-facial surgery
• Be an intern in dentistry
• Be a student registered in the "maxillo-facial surgery" stream within the European community

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the program are as follows:

• Initial training: 1704 (1st year), 504 (2nd year)
• Continuing education: 2500 (1st year), 700 (2nd year)

Evaluation Methods

The evaluation methods for the program include:

• Written exams
• Practical exams
• Continuous assessment
• Memoir presentation

Program Description

The program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of implantology, including theoretical and practical aspects. The program is taught by professors from the University Claude Bernard - Lyon 1, with the participation of university and external teachers.

Responsibilities

The program is under the responsibility of Professor Pierre Bouletreau, Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine.

Statistics and Indicators

The program's statistics and indicators are available through the Statistical Support Pole for Steering Training and Student Life.

Career Opportunities

The program prepares students for careers in implantology, including:

• Mťdecin gťnťraliste (J1102)