Oral Pathology and Oral Diagnosis

The Department of Oral Pathology and Oral Diagnosis at National Taiwan University offers a comprehensive and advanced program designed to equip students with in-depth knowledge and essential skills in the fields of oral disease diagnosis and pathology. This program provides a solid foundation in understanding the pathogenesis, clinical presentation, and diagnostic techniques related to various oral and maxillofacial diseases. Students will explore topics including oral Infectious diseases, neoplastic and non-neoplastic lesions, developmental and hereditary conditions, as well as systemic diseases with oral manifestations. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical skills, ensuring students are well-prepared for clinical practice, research, and academic careers. Through a combination of lectures, laboratory work, and clinical rotations, students gain proficiency in histopathological analysis, diagnostic imaging, and the use of modern laboratory techniques. The program also encourages research activities, promoting the development of innovative approaches to oral disease diagnosis and management. Graduates will be capable of working in hospitals, clinics, and research institutions, contributing significantly to oral health care and scientific advancement. The faculty, composed of experienced scholars and clinicians, are dedicated to mentoring students and fostering a rigorous academic environment. Students will also have opportunities to participate in national and international academic conferences, publish research findings, and collaborate with professionals across disciplines. This program aims to produce well-rounded specialists who can bridge the gap between basic sciences and clinical dentistry, ultimately improving patient outcomes through precise diagnosis and effective treatment planning. Whether pursuing a career in academia, clinical practice, or research, graduates of this program will be prepared to meet the challenges of modern oral pathology with expertise and confidence.

• SPECIAL TOPICS IN ORAL PATHOLOGY(I)
• SPECIAL TOPICS IN ORAL PATHOLOGY (II)
• SPECIAL TOPICS IN ORAL PATHOLOGY (III)
• SPECIAL TOPICS IN ORAL PATHOLOGY (IV)
• DIAGNOSTIC HISTOPATHOLOGY(I)
• DIAGNOSTIC HISTOPATHOLOGY (II)
• CLINICAL PRACTICE OF ORAL DIAGNOSIS (I)
• CLINIAL PRACTICE OF ORAL DIAGNOSIS (II)
• CLINIAL PRACTICE OF ORAL DIAGNOSIS (III)
• CLINIAL PRACTICE OF ORAL DIAGNOSIS (IV)
• ORAL SURGICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE (I)
• ORAL SURGICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE (II)
• ORAL SURGICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE (III)
• ORAL SURGICO-PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE (IV)
• SEMINAR IN ORAL PATHOLOGY (I)
• SEMINAR IN ORAL PATHOLOGY (II)
• SEMINAR IN ORAL PATHOLOGY (III)
• SEMINAR IN ORAL PATHOLOGY (IV)
• PRACTICE IN ORAL SURGERY PATHOLOGY (I)
• ORAL SURGICO-PATHOLOGIC PRACTICE (II)

• Online application
• Language proficiency certificate not required
• Highest degree's graduation certificate 
• Highest degree's full transcript of records (including explanation of grading system)
• Receipt of the application fee payment
• Declaration and Authorization Form
• Financial statement 
• Passport (if applicable)
• Taiwan Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) (if applicable)
• Photograph
• Recommendation letter x 2
• BIOGRAPHY
• RESEARCH PROPOSAL
• Students might be contacted for interview or oral test, depending on the result of their documents review
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Financial Assistance Grant for International Students

Applicable Degree and duration: Bachelor 4 years, Master 2 year, Ph.D 3 years

Coverage and Amount: Tuition waiver + stipend of TWD 6,000/month

Description: By combining the three old scholarship schemes (International Students Scholarship, International Graduate Students Scholarship and International Graduate Students Support Fund) together, NTU has introduced this Grant since 2015 to attract international students of, and encourage, academic excellence. New international students who are admitted from academic year of 2015/2016 onwards for the first semester (September) entry are eligible to apply.

MOE Taiwan Scholarship 

Applicable Degree and awarding duration: Bachelor 4 years, Master 2 years, Ph.D 4 years

Coverage and Amount: 
Bachelor: Tuition waiver + Monthly stipend TWD 15,000/ month
Master and Ph.D: Tuition waiver + Monthly stipend TWD 20,000/month
*For recipients enroll from 2016/2017 academic year, the cap on tuition waiver is TWD 40,000. The rest of the amount not covered by the Scholarship should be borne by the recipients.

MOFA Taiwan Scholarship 

Applicable Degree and awarding duration: Bachelor 4 years, Master 2 years, Ph.D 4 years

Coverage and Amount: Monthly stipend TWD30,000/month +round-trip economy-class plane tickets

MOST Taiwan Scholarship 

Applicable Degree and awarding duration: Master 2 years, Ph.D 3 years

Coverage and Amount: Monthly stipend TWD30,000/month

Global Education Program

Nationality limitation: Russian

Applicable Degree: Master, Ph.D

Coverage and Amount: 2,763,000 Rubbles/ year+Tuition fees+ Travel expenses+Accommodation+Medical insurance+Meals+Academic Literature

The Department of Oral Pathology and Oral Diagnosis at National Taiwan University is a specialized postgraduate program dedicated to training dental professionals in the fields of oral disease diagnosis and pathology. The program emphasizes comprehensive education in the basic sciences related to oral health, including microbiology, histopathology, and oral medicine, integrated with clinical training that enables students to accurately diagnose and manage various oral conditions. The curriculum incorporates both theoretical coursework and extensive clinical practice, equipping students with the skills necessary for accurate disease detection, differential diagnosis, and treatment planning.

Research is a significant component of the program, encouraging students to engage in scientific investigations into oral diseases, pathology, and diagnostic methods. The department collaborates with various hospitals and research institutes, providing students with opportunities to participate in cutting-edge research projects, publish scientific papers, and present at conferences. Faculty members are experts in their fields, often involved in national and international research initiatives, ensuring that students receive mentorship from leading professionals.

Graduates of the program are prepared for careers in academic, clinical, or research settings, contributing to advancements in oral healthcare and pathology. They may work as specialists in oral pathology clinics, academic instructors, or researchers within governmental or private institutions. The program also aims to foster international collaboration and exchange, providing opportunities for students to attend international conferences and participate in exchange programs to broaden their professional perspectives.

Admission to the program requires a dental degree recognized by relevant authorities, and applicants typically undergo a rigorous selection process that evaluates academic achievement, research experience, and clinical skills. Overall, the Department of Oral Pathology and Oral Diagnosis at National Taiwan University strives to cultivate highly qualified professionals capable of enhancing oral health standards through innovative clinical practice and research.