A Six-Year EU Dental Degree, Taught in English
Romanian dental faculties run six-year English-taught programmes leading to a Doctor of Dental Medicine qualification recognised under EU Directive 2005/36/EC. Teaching moves early from pre-clinical laboratory work to supervised chairside practice in university dental clinics, and admission is by entrance exam or file review rather than the IMAT.
What the Programme Covers
How LCIS Supports You
Key Facts
Language: Delivered fully in English, with conversational Romanian picked up for patient contact.
Recognition: An EU dental qualification under Directive 2005/36/EC, recognised across member states.
Admission: Entrance examination in biology and chemistry, or file-based assessment, depending on the university.
Letter of Acceptance: Required for non-EU students and issued by the Ministry of Education.
Intake: The academic year begins in October; apply from spring onwards.
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