Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) Residency Training Programme in Prosthodontics

Faculty of Dentistry, National University of Singapore (National University Centre for Oral Health)

DentistryProsthodonticsSpecialist training programme
Destination
SGP
Singapore

Overview

Three-year full-time structured didactic and clinical residency in prosthodontics leading to the NUS Master of Dental Surgery, with a research project/dissertation and a Final MDS Examination.

The programme

Training type
Specialist training programme
Duration
3 years full-time
Start
July 2027
Positions
4
Accreditation
Not stated on official page
Department
Not stated on official page

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Basic dental degree (BDS or equivalent); at least two years' full-time clinical experience in general dentistry after graduation (excluding internship); TOEFL (iBT ≥92) or IELTS ≥7 if native tongue/medium of instruction is not English; health screening and immunisation requirements
International applicants
Yes — foreign applicants accepted (one of three referee reports must come from the Dean of the institution where the dental degree was obtained); proof of financial support required
Visa support
Student Pass application through the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority listed as an expense upon admission
Licence requirement
Singapore Dental Council registration required upon admission

How to apply

Deadline
Online application 1 August – 15 October 2026
Application method
Online via NUS Graduate Admission System (gradapp.nus.edu.sg/apply), S$50 fee; three academic referee reports; shortlisted candidates attend in-person interview in February/March; some specialties set written and/or manual dexterity tests; one programme per candidate

Funding

Funding
Self-funded or sponsored; residents are not paid a stipend; overseas applicants must show at least S$15,000 per year for living expenses plus tuition

Official sources

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