Health professionals holding an academic degree of undergraduate, master's or legal equivalent in Dentistry and Medicine.

The Master's Degree in Oral Rehabilitation aims to train highly qualified professionals who are prepared to face the complex challenges inherent to clinical practice in this specialty, promoting the continuous advancement of the quality of oral rehabilitation care. Thus, it is outlined with the following general objectives:

• Excellence in Advanced Training: The core of the Master in Oral Rehabilitation is to ensure excellence in advanced and specialized training in this specific field of oral health, equipping students with essential knowledge and skills.
• Broad Theoretical and Practical Coverage: The pedagogical program covers everything from theoretical foundations to practical applications, aiming to provide students with a solid base of knowledge and skills essential for clinical practice in oral rehabilitation.
• Deepening Knowledge and Skills Development: Structured to deepen students' knowledge and encourage the development of fundamental practical skills for professional practice in oral rehabilitation.
• Preparation for Evolving Professional Demands: The curricular component is meticulously planned as a natural continuation of previous studies, preparing students to face the ever-evolving professional demands and standards in this field.
• Practical Experience and Application of Knowledge: Throughout the course, students will actively participate in clinical activities, research projects and dissertations, acquiring valuable practical experience and applying the theoretical knowledge acquired.
• Consolidation of Learning and Development of Professional Skills: The practical period is crucial for consolidating learning and developing essential professional skills in the area of ​​oral rehabilitation.
• Presentation and Defense of Final Work: At the end of the program, students must present a dissertation or a portfolio of clinical cases, defended before a jury composed of experienced professors and researchers in the area of ​​oral rehabilitation.