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Ph.D. Program in Oral and Experimental Pathology University of Maryland, Baltimore, USA

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$ 710 (US$ 710) per credit / unit

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Course summary

This program provides broad training in oral and experimental pathology as well as requiring some degree of specialization. Students admitted to the program have obtained at least a bachelors degree and a dental degree.

Program modules

DPAT 618 Seminar, DPAT 899 Doctoral Dissertation Research, DPAT 612 Special Problems in Oral Pathology (2 credits), DPAT 613 Special Problems in Oral Pathology (2 credits), DPAT 614 Methods in Histopathology (4 credits), DPAT 616 Advanced Histopathology of Oral Lesions (3 credits), DPAT 617 Advanced Histopathology of Oral Lesions (3 credits), DPAT 618 Seminar (1 credit), DPAT 799 Masters Thesis Research (1 credit).

Entry requirement for international students

Students have minimum academic standard for full admission to the Graduate School is a B average or 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in a program resulting in the award of a bachelors degree from a regionally-accredited college or university, or an equivalent degree and standing from a comparable foreign institution. Standards for admission to a Ph.D. program are generally higher than those for admission to a M.S. program. Applicants must also document successful completion of undergraduate prerequisites for graduate study in the chosen field. Students should have obtained minimum TOEFL score of 550 for paper-based tests, 213 for computer-based tests, 80 for the internet-based tests and IELTS test takers must score no less than Band 7 (total). Some graduate programs have higher minimum score requirements. GRE scores, typically over 1000 for combined verbal and quantitative or 1100 if either is less than 500.

University of Maryland, Baltimore accepts IELTS*

* Please check with your chosen school for the exact entry requirements for your programme.

Qualification

Doctoral

Awarding body

University Of Maryland

Department name

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Dental School, Department of Diagnostic Sciences and Pathology

Venue / office name

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Dental School, Department of Diagnostic Sciences and Pathology

Address

University of Maryland Baltimore
Room 7 North
BALTIMORE
Maryland
21201

Venue description

The department is committed to excellence in patient care, research, and education. They are working closely with the department of oral and maxillofacial surgery, the department of pathology in the medical school, and the clinical operation board in the dental school to provide superior clinical services. They are partnering with departments and programs of other campus units, particularly in the Medical School to develop collaborative research programs.

Telephone number

+1 410 706 7628

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

Living on campus provides an opportunity to make new friends and to participate in educational, cultural and entertainment options in Baltimore. Since finding housing that meets student needs may be time-consuming and difficult, campus housing can be an economical and convenient option. The University owns and operates an apartment complex exclusively for University of Maryland students, known as Pascault Row. The Pascault Row apartments are in eight historic row houses that were completely renovated in 1982. In all, the 80 units can accommodate 88 residents. Efficiency and one-bedroom apartments are single units. Two-bedroom apartments are shared by two roommates. Each apartment is furnished and carpeted, has a private bath and is equipped with a compact kitchen unit consisting of an electric range, oven, and a sink with a garbage disposal. A full-size refrigerator is included in each apartment. Heating and air conditioning operate by individually controlled energy-efficient electric heat pump system. Utility costs are included in the housing rate. Laundry facility and vending lounge are located in the basement. Children and pets are not allowed. Housing rates are competitive with those for comparable housing in the area, making Pascault Row a popular choice for University of Maryland students. All apartments are available for occupancy by mid-August.

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