Applicants to the programme should ideally have the following profile: being organised and able to undertake activities within a long-term framework; a particular sensibility to understand patients and their needs; being responsible, committed, tolerant and ethical, and with an awareness that dentistry requires professionals refresh skills through lifelong learning.

In order to ensure new students smoothly transition to the proposed curriculum and are able to successfully complete it, they should ideally possess the following skills, abilities and aptitudes:

Core

• Verbal and written communication in the official languages used at the university
• Verbal and written communication in English
• Software use
• Information management
• Precise psycho-motricity in fine motor skills
• Mental acuity for spatial awareness and representation
• Abstract and relational thinking
• Analysis and summarising
• Problem solving
• Decision-making.

Personal

• A vocation for service in health care
• A general interest in health sciences
• A particular sensibility for hygiene
• Teamwork in specific, multidisciplinary and/or international settings
• Meeting goals and deadlines even when under pressure
• Critical and flexible thinking
• An ethical commitment
• Interpersonal communication and relationships
• Openmindedness towards technological progress and new techniques
• An appreciation and openness towards cultural diversity.

Cross-cutting

• An inquisitive and proactive approach to challenges and unexpected scenarios
• Creativity
• Initiative and entrepreneurship
• Independent learning
• Adapting to new situations
• Motivation for quality.

• In your own dental clinic as a self-employed dentist under Spain's special tax regime for self-employed workers.
• For someone else as a dentist. If you do this, various possibilities exist; you could:
  1. offer your services to other businesses or professionals who provide dental services,
  2. work for the public health system (health centres and hospitals) as a dental health professional, or
  3. work in other EU countries in which there is a high demand for Spanish dentists.
• As a teacher.
• As a researcher.

Legislation requires that official Spanish Degrees receive positive evaluations by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (ANECA). This process is called verification, and it serves to ensure that the development programme in which you will participate will provide the skills and learning results that it is supposed to.

See the official degree study plan report ( 2024-25 )

The European Higher Education Area requires that a system be in place to ensure the quality of degree programmes .

Bachelor's programmes are subject to assessment and are continuously improved upon in order to guarantee their prestige and recognition within Europe. You can see the results of the assessments at results section .