Teaching

Dentistry (LM-46)

(Città di Castello Branch)

RANKING LIST - FOURTH ADMISSION TEST - 26.03.2025

The candidates can register starting at 4 p.m. on tuesday 1 april 2025 and mandatorily by 4 p.m. on monday 7 april 2025.

The matriculation process is considered finalized with full payment of the first installment of tuition, registration fees, regional fee and stamp duty.

 

Ranking List - Admission Test - Dentistry


Call: Dentistry a.y. 2024/2025 (25 february 2025)
MODALITY OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ADMISSION TEST

The admission test for the Master's Degree in Dentistry for the academic year 2024/2025, provided for in the call issued by R.D. n. 2023 issued on 25.2.2025, will take place on 26.3.2025. The candidates are convocated at 10.00 a.m. and the test will begin at 10.30 a.m.

BRANCH:

  • For candidates who have chosen to take the test at the Rome branch:
    Link Campus University, via del Casale di San Pio V, 44 (near Piazza di Villa Carpegna) Ancient Library
    (Free parking is available on site)

  • For candidates who have chosen to take the test at the Città di Castello branch:
    Link Campus University, via Carlo Marx, 20 – Classroom 1
    (Free parking is available on site)

 


For the academic year 2024/2025, LINK CAMPUS UNIVERSITY is issuing the first call for the admission of students to the single cycle Master's Degree Course in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics for the Città di Castello branch, in agreement with ASL no. 1 Umbria.

The following places are available:

  • 60 for candidates from EU and non-EU countries permanently residing in Italy
*Territorial tax incentives

The University provides for important territorial tax incentives for students enroled in courses at the Città di Castello branch of the University and resident in:

  • Città di Castello: 30% discount on the tuition fee
  • province of Perugia and Arezzo: 20% discount on the tuition fee
  • regions of Umbria, Tuscany and Marche: 10% discount on the tuition fee
Submission of application form for the admission test

Registration for the admission test must be made starting on 27/02/2025 at 4.00 p.m. and mandatorily completed by 21 march 2025 at 4.00 p.m.

Admission test date

The admission test will be held on 26/03/2025 at both the Rome and Città di Castello (PG) branches of Link Campus University.
The locations for the admission test will be determined on the basis of the number of applications received and may also be located outside the venues of the university.

The time when candidates will be convened the locations of the test will be published by 24/03/2025.

Test topics and admission criteria

The admission test consists of a written multiple-choice test presenting five answer options, from which the candidate must identify only one, discarding any incorrect, arbitrary or less likely conclusions. It consists in 60 questions in Italian on the basis of the syllabuses provided for in Attachment A and distributed as follows:

  • 4 questions of reading skills and knowledge acquired throughout the studies
  • 5 questions of logical reasoning and problems
  • 23 questions of biology
  • 15 questions of chemistry
  • 13 questions in physics and mathematics

The admission test will last 100 minutes.

Ranking and publication of results and procedure for managing takeovers

By 27 march 2025 the candidates may log in to their personal page on the official website of the university using the codes contained in the credentials sheet included in the test package and view their paper and score.
After publication, the boxes of the biographical data sheets will be opened in public session to allow the candidate code and biographical data to be matched.
On the following day will be published on the official website of the university in anonymous form, using the candidate's pre-matriculation number.
Candidates placed in positions 1 to 60 are admitted to the course and may therefore proceed to enrol.

The status of eligible non-winner refers only to the current selection procedure: no right arises from it in relation to access to master's degree courses in years subsequent to the one in which the test was taken.

Registration requirements and deadlines

In the period between 4 p.m. on 1 April 2025 and 4 p.m. on 7 April 2025, candidates placed in a useful position and therefore admitted to the Course must proceed to enrolment exclusively in accordance with the procedures published on the course's institutional website.

The matriculation is completed with the full payment of the first installment of tuition fee.
Failure of admitted candidates to finalize their matriculation by the deadline will result in the renunciation of matriculation and will result in the sliding of the ranking list.
Within 8 april 2025, the University will publish the list of subentrants who in turn must register within the period between 9 april 2025 and 11 april 2025.
 

Summary table of deadlines and privacy notice

The Master's Degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics provides a total of 360 CFU For the aforementioned purposes, the master's degree provides for a total of 360 CFU over six years, of which at least 90 CFU are to be acquired in professionalising clinical training activities to be carried out in an integrated manner with other training activities at university care facilities. 

Upon completion of the learning pathway in Dentistry are able to perform activities related to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and congenital and acquired anomalies of the teeth, mouth, jaw bones, temporomandibular joints and related tissues. Furthermore, graduates will be able to carry out dental rehabilitation, prescribing all the necessary medicines and devices for the practice of dentistry. 

The graduates in dentistry will acquire a level of professional, cultural, decision-making and operational autonomy that will allow them to be constantly updated, having followed a training course characterized by a holistic approach to the oral health problems of the healthy or ill person, also with regards to the physical and social environment.

Frequency to the didactic activities is mandatory. Students who do not obtain the attendance certificates may not be admitted to sit the relevant examinations when enrolling in the following year's course. 

In order to be admitted to take the final examination in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, students must have attended the courses and passed the examinations in all the subjects provided for in the Didactic Regulations and must also have followed the prescribed clinical exercises and practical training and obtained the relevant certificates. The degree examination consists in the discussion of a dissertation on a subject related to odontostomatology to be requested at least at the beginning of the final year of the course. 

 

CAREEER OPPORTUNITIES

Graduates in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics have occupational outlets within the framework of the Dentistry Liberal Professions. They can carry out Level I and II management activities in the National Health System, according to the current regulations.


Subject

CFU

SSD

Human anatomy

Human anatomy 1

Human anatomy 2

 

5

5

 

BIO/16

BIO/16

Biology and genetics

Applied biology IS

Applied biology IIS

Genetics IIS

 

4

4

2

 

BIO/13

BIO/13

MED/03

Medicinal chemistry

Medicinal chemistry I

Medicinal chemistry II

 

3

4

 

BIO/10

BIO/10

Medical physics

Medical physics I

Medical physics II

 

3

3

 

FIS/07

FIS/07

Histology

Histology I

Histology II

 

3

4

 

BIO/17

BIO/17

English Language

English Language I

English Language II

 

4

3

 

L-LIN/12

L-LIN/12

Behavioural sciences and scientific methodology

Computer Science IS

Computer Science IIS

General psychology IS

Medical statistics IS

Medical statistics IIS

History of medicine IS

 

2

3

2

2

2

2

 

INF/01

INF/01

M-PSI/01

MED/01

MED/01

MED/02

ADE

2

 

 

Biochemistry and molecular biology

Clinical biochemistry and clinical molecular biology IS

Clinical biochemistry and clinical molecular biology IIS

Biochemistry IS

Biochemistry IIS

Molecular biology IS

Molecular biology IIS

 

1

1

2

1

1

1

 

BIO/12

BIO/12

BIO/10

BIO/10

BIO/11

BIO/11

Physiology

Physiology I

Physiology II

 

5

5

 

BIO/09

BIO/09

Occupational medicine and business organisation

Occupational medicine IS

Occupational medicine IIS

Business organization IS

Business organization IIS

 

1

1

1

1

 

MED/44

MED/44

SECS-P/10

SECS-P/10

Microbiology and hygiene

General and applied hygiene IS

General and applied hygiene IIS

Microbiology and clinical microbiology IS

Microbiology and clinical microbiology IIS

 

3

3

3

4

 

MED/42

MED/42

MED/07

MED/07

General pathology

General pathology I

General pathology II

 

3

4

 

MED/04

MED/04

Basics of Dentistry

Dental hygiene I

Dental hygiene I - Internship

Dental hygiene II

Dental hygiene II - Internship

Preventive and community dentistry I

Preventive and community dentistry II - Internship

Clinical propaedeutics I

Clinical propaedeutics I - Internship

Clinical propaedeutics II

Medical statistics I

Medical statistics II

 

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

2

1

2

 

MED/50

MED/50

MED/50

MED/50

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/01

MED/28

ADE II

2

 

 

Pathological anatomy

Pathological anatomy IS

Pathological anatomy IIS

 

3

4

 

MED/08

MED/08

Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy

Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy IS

Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy IIS

Diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy IIS - Internship

 

3

2

1

 

MED/36

MED/36

MED/36

Pharmacology

Pharmacology I

Pharmacology II

 

3

4

 

BIO 14

BIO 14

Dental materials and prosthetic technologies

Dental materials IS

Dental materials IS - Internship

Dental materials IIS

Dental materials IIS - Internship

Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IS

Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IS - Internship

Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IIS

Prosthetic and laboratory technologies IIS - Internship

 

2

1

3

1

4

1

2

1

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Special Odontostomatology and Dermatology

Dermatology IS

Dermatology IIS

Odontostomatology special pathology IS

Odontostomatology special pathology IS - Internship

Odontostomatology special pathology IIS

Odontostomatology special pathology IIS - Internship

 

1

1

3

2

3

2

 

MED/35

MED/35

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Medical sciences

Blood diseases I

Blood diseases II

Internal medicine I

Internal medicine I - Internship

Internal medicine II

Internal medicine II - Internship

Clinical pathology I

Clinical pathology II

 

1

1

3

1

3

1

1

2

 

MED/15

MED/15

MED/09

MED/09

MED/09

MED/09

MED/05

MED/05

ADE III

1

 

 

Oral surgery

Oral surgery I

Oral surgery I - Internship

Oral surgery II

Oral surgery II - Internship

 

3

1

4

2

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Gnathology

Gnathology I

Gnathology I - Internship

Gnathology II

 

2

1

3

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Forensic medicine

Forensic medicine IS

Forensic medicine IIS

 

2

2

 

MED/43

MED/43

Neurology and psychiatry

Neurology

Neurology - Internship

Psychiatry

 

2

1

2

 

MED/26

MED/26

MED/25

Restorative dentistry

Endodontics IIIS

Endodontics IIIS - Internship

Endodontics IVS

Endodontics IVS - Internship

Conservative dentistry IS

Conservative dentistry IS - Internship

Conservative dentistry IIS

Conservative dentistry IIS - Internship

Conservative dentistry IIIS

Conservative dentistry IVS

Conservative dentistry IVS - Internship

 

2

1

2

2

3

1

2

1

1

1

1

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Orthodontics

Orthodontics IS

Orthodontics IIS

Orthodontics IIS - Internship

Orthodontics IIIS

Orthodontics IIIS - Internship

Orthodontics IVS

Orthodontics IVS - Internship

 

3

2

1

4

1

3

1

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Periodontology

Periodontology I

Periodontology I - Internship

Periodontology II

Periodontology II - Internship

 

2

1

2

2

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Dental prosthetics

Dental prosthetics I

Dental prosthetics I - Internship

Dental prosthetics II

Dental prosthetics II - Internship

 

3

1

3

1

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Surgical sciences

General Surgery IS

General Surgery IIS

Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IS

Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IS - Internship

Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IIS

Anaesthesiology and emergency treatment IIS - Internship

 

2

2

2

2

2

2

 

MED/18

MED/18

MED/41

MED/41

MED/41

MED/41

ADE IV

2

 

 

Implantology

Oral surgery

Oral surgery - Internship

Dental clinic

Dental clinic - Internship

Paradontology

Paradontology - Internship

Dental prosthetics

Dental prosthetics - Internship

 

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Paediatric dentistry

General and specialist paediatrics I

General and specialist paediatrics II

Paediatric dentistry I

Paediatric dentistry II

Paediatric dentistry II - Internship

 

1

1

4

2

1

 

MED/38

MED/38

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

Maxillofacial pathology and therapy

Maxillofacial surgery I

Maxillofacial surgery II

Otolaryngology I

Otolaryngology II

 

3

2

1

1

 

MED/29

MED/29

MED/31

MED/31

Prosthetic and periodontal rehabilitation

Paradontology I

Paradontology II

Paradontology II - Internship

Dental prosthetics I

Dental prosthetics I - Internship

Dental prosthetics II

 

1

1

1

1

1

1

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

ADE V

2

 

 

Integrated dentistry therapy

Dental clinic

Dental clinic - Internship

Preventive and community dentistry - Internship

 

4

8

6

 

MED/28

MED/28

MED/28

TPV dentistry disciplines I

15

MED/28

TPV dentistry disciplines II

15

MED/28

ADE VI

1

 

Final Dissertation

8

 



 

 

 

 

 


In order to be admitted to the Master's Degree in Dentistry, the candidate must have attained a five-year upper secondary school diploma or another qualification obtained abroad and recognised as suitable under the regulations in force.

The single cycle master's degree in dentistry is subject to limited number according to Article 1 of Law 264/99.

The teaching organization requires that students admitted to the first year of the course have an adequate knowledge of the Italian language and an initial preparation, obtained in the course of their previous studies, covering knowledge in the fields of logic, general culture, biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics.

The student's initial knowledge is verified by passing the admission test, which is regulated by a special Ministerial Decree issued by MUR each year. Students admitted to the course who show initial deficiencies will be assigned an additional training obligation (OFA) which must be met during the first year of the course on the basis of criteria defined in the Regulations of the Course of Study.

 

 

 

For the purpose of taking the final examination, the student must have taken all the courses and passed the related examinations.

Pursuant to Articles 1 and 3 of Law n. 163 of 8 November 2021, the final examination for a single-cycle Master's Degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics - class LM-46 qualifies the candidate to practise as a dentist. For this purpose, the aforementioned final examination includes the performance of a Practical Assessment Test (PPV) of the professional skills acquired through an internal Practical-Valuative Internship (PTV) within the study courses, aimed at ascertaining the candidate's level of practical preparation for the licence to practise the profession, which precedes the discussion of the dissertation. The Practical Assessment Test consists in the discussion of three multidisciplinary clinical cases treated as first practitioner during the Practical-Valuative Internship, involving multidisciplinary treatment plans with services relating to the majority of the disciplines covered by the Practical-Valuative Internship, according to the methods identified by the protocol drawn up by the Conference of Presidents of the Degree Courses in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, in agreement with the National Dental Register Commission. In order to pass the Practical Assessment Test, students must obtain an aptitude mark, following which they will gain access to the discussion of the final dissertation.

The discussion of the final dissertation involves the presentation of an original dissertation prepared by the student under the guidance of a supervising professor. The dissertation committee acts as co-supervisor during the discussion, otherwise the figure of a co-supervisor may be appointed. The final mark is determined in Committee in line with the regulations laid down by the University.

The modality of implementation of the final examination and its timing are defined in the academic calendar, published on the University website and communicated by the Student Administration Office.

For further information, please consult the following link: https://www.unilink.it/en/students/final-dissertation


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