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EDUCATION PLAN

The educational plan of the Oral and Dental Health Program is structured to support the program's educational objectives and outcomes. The curriculum has a holistic structure that enables students to acquire fundamental knowledge in the field of health, develop professional skills, and gain competence in clinical practices.

The curriculum consists of basic health sciences, professional field courses, and general education courses.

Basic Health Sciences

Within the scope of the program, students gain fundamental knowledge about the human body and health processes thru courses such as anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and pharmacology.

These courses form the scientific foundations of oral and dental health services, and are supported by theoretical education and laboratory applications to reinforce students' knowledge.

 

Vocational Field Courses

The curriculum includes specialized courses such as Dental Morphology and Physiology, Dental Materials Science, Sterilization and Aseptic Techniques, and Clinical Assistance.

Thru these courses, it is aimed that students become individuals who can effectively use the tools and equipment used in dental clinics, support clinical processes, and carry out professional practices.

Practice and Clinical Training

The practical courses included in the program are supported by laboratory work and clinical applications to impart professional skills.

Students gain experience in real working environments thru professional practice courses; they have the opportunity to practice in areas such as patient admission, clinical preparation, sterilization processes, and medical assisting.

General Education

Within the scope of the program, general education courses that support students in gaining professional ethics, communication skills, and social responsibility awareness are included. In this context, students;

Commitment to professional ethical principles Effective communication skills Adaptability to teamwork Awareness of patient rights and satisfaction is being developed.

Application Experience and Professional Development

Students gain professional experience thru practical courses, clinical studies, and professional applications. In this process, students are ensured to develop a sense of professional responsibility, act in accordance with occupational health and safety rules, and prioritize patient safety.

Continuous Improvement

The educational plan is regularly reviewed and updated based on course evaluation results, program outcome analyzes, and feedback from internal and external stakeholders. In this way, the currency and effectiveness of the program are ensured.

Components of the Program's Educational Plan

The program includes courses in basic health sciences, which are supported by theoretical and practical training.
Professional field courses are structured to provide knowledge and skills related to oral and dental health, adopting a practice-oriented educational approach.
The curriculum has a holistic structure that includes general education courses covering the ethical, communication, and social responsibility aspects required by healthcare services.

Last updated: 26 October 2026

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