Which graduate entry dentistry courses can I apply to?
Lancashire advertises one international graduate place for 2027.
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Which UK universities offer graduate entry dentistry?
King's College London (A202), Aberdeen (A201) and Lancashire (A202), each four years. King's also runs a three-year course for qualified doctors (A204).
Do I need the UCAT for graduate entry dentistry?
Yes. All three graduate courses use the UCAT taken in the year you apply. King's course for doctors does not.
Can I do graduate entry dentistry with a 2:2?
At King's, with a bioscience postgraduate degree at Merit or above. Aberdeen says an MSc does not help with a 2:2, and Lancashire asks for a 2:1.
What degree do I need for graduate entry dentistry?
A bioscience degree for King's, a medical or health science degree for Aberdeen, and a biomedical or health-related degree for Lancashire.
Can international students apply for graduate entry dentistry?
Lancashire advertises one international graduate place for 2027. Aberdeen had one in 2026 and has not confirmed 2027; King's has not confirmed.
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What it does
Add your degree class and subject. We check every UK graduate entry dentistry course for 2027 entry.
The three four-year graduate entry dentistry courses in the UK (King's College London A202, Aberdeen A201, Lancashire A202) and King's three-year course for qualified doctors (A204), for 2027 entry.
Method
- We read each university's own 2027 pages, UCAS and the Dental Schools Council table on 5 October 2026, and every degree-class, test and closure claim was re-checked independently.
- Your degree class is checked against the minimum, and against King's rule for a 2:2 with a bioscience postgraduate degree.
- Your degree subject is checked against the subjects each school accepts. Where the rule depends on module content, it is a check.
- Extra rules your answers cannot settle (A-levels, start dates) are shown as checks.