Misr University for Sience and Technology

What you'll study

The fourth module, scheduled for 22–24 May 2025, focuses on both conceptual foundations and practical techniques. Participants engage in specialized workshops and review a diverse set of clinical cases sourced from the College of Dentistry’s outpatient clinics. The module is delivered in partnership with the University of Genova, Italy, under the guidance of Dr. Sherine Farhat, a lecturer and jury member in the Postgraduate Diploma of Oral Implantology.

Entry requirements

While the specific prerequisites are not detailed in the announcement, prospective applicants are generally expected to hold a dental degree and possess clinical experience relevant to implantology.

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue roles as implant specialists within private practice, academic settings, or public dental services, contributing to improved patient outcomes through advanced implant techniques.

Scholarships & funding angle

Information on financial support is not provided in the module announcement; interested candidates should consult the university’s scholarship office for available options.