Dentistry

On completion of the Integrated Studies in Stomatology, the student is qualified to work as a practitioner of stomatology and to enter into multidisciplinary collaboration. The programme provides the student with the necessary grounding in both theoretical and clinical aspects of dentistry in compliance with the general development of the society, science and technology as well as the demands for dental services in the general population. General and specific stomatology competences acquired in a development based study environment, through the following: research and selected compulsory clinical placements. 

The graduates are also educated to work in health service, conducting stomatology to children, adolescents, adults, and elderly those with special needs. They will also be able to plan, conduct, evaluate and develop stomatology based on active involvement and participation of the parties affected. Through stomatology practice, students will learn to promote and maintain health as well as prepare in preventive, rehabilitating and relieving to the individuals and groups of people. The degree qualifies the candidate to seek authorisation from Kosovo Chamber of Stomatology. Kosovo is yet to implement an exteral examination and certification system. It also qualifies the student for managing care and for participating in teaching and research.

The ILOs are divided into three main categories – knowledge, skills, and competences – to provide a comprehensive framework that ensures the holistic development of students in both theoretical and practical aspects of dentistry.

Graduates will acquire an in-depth understanding of basic medical sciences, including anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, and pathology, as well as advanced dental topics such as prosthodontics, endodontics, and orthodontics.

Knowledge of preventive dentistry and public health will equip graduates with the ability to educate patients and promote oral health at the community level.