New York University

Overview

The Dentistry - Business dual-degree program at New York University combines the Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the NYU College of Dentistry with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the NYU Stern School of Business. This unique pathway is designed for aspiring dentists who wish to enhance their clinical expertise while acquiring essential leadership and business management skills.

What you'll study

This integrated program spans approximately five years, allowing students to concurrently pursue their dentistry and business degrees. The curriculum is structured as follows:

• Years 1–2: Students engage in full-time study at the NYU College of Dentistry to complete the foundational DDS curriculum.
• Year 3: Participants begin core MBA coursework while continuing their clinical training at the College of Dentistry, dedicating around eight hours per week to practical experience.
• Years 4–5: Students maintain their primary focus at the College of Dentistry, completing the remaining DDS and MBA requirements. The flexible format allows for adjustments in clinical practice time and business coursework scheduling.

Note: The sequencing and timing of courses may vary based on academic planning and availability.

Entry requirements

For this dual-degree pathway, specific GRE or GMAT cut-offs are not established. Notably, dual-degree applicants are exempt from taking the GMAT or GRE. English language proficiency can be demonstrated through recognized tests such as the TOEFL iBT or Duolingo English Test, with specific score requirements applicable.

Career prospects