The National Taiwan University—School of Dentistry was the former dental unit of the Taipei Imperial University affiliated hospital founded in 1910. It began admitting students in 1955. Throughout years of contribution by Dr. Shui Kuo, Dr. Yu-Ching Hong, Dr. Kun-Chee Chen, Dr. Hsoeh-Wan Kwan, and other faculty staff, “Graduate Institute of Dental Science”was first established in 1988 to offer graduate courses for master’s degree. Subsequently, Ph.D. courses were added in 1991. In 1996, “Graduate Institute of Dental Science” became “Graduate Institute of Clinical Dentistry,”and in 2001, a master’s course was added exclusively for dentists from NTU Hospital. Throughout these 20 years, our teaching quality, dental services, and research in dental science have achieved a marked progress.
Currently the NTU Graduate Institute of Clinical Dentistry offers graduate courses in master’s and Ph.D. degrees in aspects of orthodontics, prosthodontics, oral diagnosis, oral physiology, pedodontics, restorative dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery, periodontics, and endodontics. Graduate students mainly take part in clinical dentistry, research, and specialty training. Each division accepts 2 to 4 mater’s students, whose study duration ranges from 2 to 4 years, with 24 credits and a master’s thesis to graduate. Ph.D. students are required to complete 18 credits on top of their thesis to graduate. Graduate courses for master’s degree exclusively for dentists from NTU Hospital accepts 9 students each year, and similarly they need to complete 24 credits and a master’s thesis to graduate. Many of our alumni have achieved great accomplishments upon graduating from our course.
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