Doctor of Dental Medicine via Bachelor of Biomedicine (Specialised) (Integrated Dental Sciences Major) Assured Pathway

The Bachelor of Biomedicine (Specialised) is a practical degree providing learning across a broad area of health and medical disciplines, designed to articulate with UWA’s health professional degrees. Multiple specialisations within the biomedical disciplines are offered to enable breadth and depth of learning in your field of interest, including Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing, Human Biology, Genetics, Biochemistry, Physiology, Pharmacology Microbiology and Pathology.

Why study this degree at UWA:

• You’ll be taught by world-class researchers in cutting-edge laboratories and teaching spaces
• You’ll learn from and network with many bright minds, including the state’s leading clinicians and biomedical scientists
• You’ll engage with your fellow students and expert teaching academics from day one at UWA and in two units every semester, creating an exceptional cohort feel and student experience

Home to WA's only tertiary Dental School, UWA has trained future dentists for more than 75 years. The Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) is taught by dedicated staff and based at the Oral Health Centre of Western Australia, a high-tech dental teaching hospital and learning facility on the QEII Medical Centre. The Doctor of Dental Medicine (91860) is accredited by The Australian Dental Council (ADC). Upon graduation, individuals are eligible to apply for registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra), allowing them to practice as a dentist in their chosen field across Australia. 

Why study this degree at UWA:

• You will undertake real-world experience with clinical placements in the Dental Health Services in Metropolitan and Rural areas and community settings as well as at the Oral Health Centre of Western Australia (OHCWA).
• Following completion of this course, graduates will be able to register with the Dental Board of Australia as a dentist and enter the profession immediately. Students may pursue careers in private or public practice.