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Science and Dental Education

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The Master of Arts in Science and Dental Education is designed for dental professionals seeking advanced expertise in teaching, curriculum development, and educational leadership within dental programs. The curriculum emphasizes evidence based instructional methods, pedagogical theory, and evaluation techniques to equip students with the skills necessary to enhance learning outcomes in dental education. Through this program, students develop instructional design, curriculum development, teaching evaluation, and educational leadership skills, preparing them to lead and improve dental education programs in academic and clinical settings.

This one year, full time and on campus program provides an intensive academic environment where students work closely with experienced faculty to explore innovative teaching strategies, assessment methods, and program evaluation practices. Coursework and applied projects enable students to refine faculty mentoring, educational research, clinical teaching techniques, and program administration skills. Graduates gain the ability to design effective learning experiences, implement evidence based educational practices, and contribute to the professional development of dental educators, ensuring the delivery of high quality dental education.

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$63,930.00/year
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Key Facts

  • Program Title: Science and Dental Education
  • Degree Type: Master of Arts
  • Duration: 1 year
  • Mode of Study: Full-time, On Campus
  • Application Deadline: 01 July 2026
  • Location: Columbia University, United States
  • Field of Study: Dentistry
  • Language of Instruction: English

Program Structure

Semester 1 – Foundations of Dental Education
• Principles of Dental Education
• Curriculum Design and Instructional Methods
• Research Methods in Education
• Assessment and Evaluation in Dental Programs

Semester 2 – Advanced Practice and Educational Leadership
• Clinical Teaching Techniques
• Faculty Mentoring and Professional Development
• Program Administration and Policy Implementation
• Capstone Project in Dental Education

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program are prepared for leadership and instructional roles in dental schools, academic institutions, and clinical training programs where educational expertise is critical. Career paths include dental education leadership, curriculum development, faculty mentoring, program evaluation, and academic consultancy. Graduates are equipped to design and implement effective learning programs, support faculty development, evaluate instructional quality, and contribute to policy and strategic planning within dental education. The program also prepares graduates to engage in research on educational methods, develop innovative teaching practices, and lead initiatives that improve student outcomes and professional training in dentistry.

Why Choose This Program

Students choose this program because it provides a focused combination of dental education expertise, curriculum leadership, teaching innovation, and research informed practice, all within a one year intensive structure. The curriculum emphasizes applied projects, hands on faculty mentorship, and evidence based teaching methods, enabling learners to refine practical skills for guiding instructors and improving program quality. Graduates gain the knowledge, confidence, and professional competencies necessary to lead dental education initiatives, enhance learning experiences, and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of dental education within academic and clinical contexts.

Contact Information

For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 212 854 1754
Email: admissions@columbia.edu
Address: University of Columbia, Admissions Office, New York, NY, United States