We understand that pursuing an advanced degree in this specialized field may raise various questions and concerns. This page is designed to provide you with comprehensive answers to some of the most common inquiries that prospective students have about our program.
Whether you’re interested in admission requirements, curriculum details, or any other aspect of our M.Sc. program, we aim to equip you with the information you need to make informed decisions and embark on a successful educational journey.
If you can’t find the answers you’re looking for here, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our admissions team for personalized assistance. We’re here to support you on your path to becoming a skilled and knowledgeable professional in the field of personalized oral implantology and periodontology.
The application deadline for the next group is 31 August 2026.
The deadline for admissions to the MPOIP program is on the 31st of August each year. It is important to ensure that all application materials are submitted by this date to be considered for the program. Early application is recommended to secure a spot in the upcoming cohort.
You need a completed degree in dentistry, at least one year of work experience after graduation, and good English skills. You can find all admission requirements under “Application”.
The next programme starts on 28 September 2026.
The MPOIP program starts annually in the winter semester, which typically begins in October. Prospective students can plan their application and enrolment accordingly to join the program in the upcoming academic year.
The MPOIP program will be conducted at the University Medical Center in Mainz, Germany. Mainz is conveniently located in close proximity to Frankfurt International Airport, making it easily accessible for both local and international students. This strategic location ensures convenient travel for students coming from various parts of the world.
Yes. The Master’s programme is designed so that you can study while working.
The programme is mainly designed for people who study while working. In special cases, full-time study may be possible. You can discuss this during the admission interview.
All classes are taught in English.
No. You do not need German language skills to apply for or take part in the programme.
There is one week of on-campus classes in Mainz each semester. You also complete one clinical observation week per semester, which can be scheduled flexibly.
No. Students are not allowed to treat patients as part of the programme.
Each on-campus week includes several practical courses in different dental fields, exercises on models, and discussions of clinical cases.
Yes. Each semester includes one flexible week of clinical observation in addition to the on-campus week.
The entire program, spanning four semesters, is priced at 29,200.00 € . For individual semesters, the fee is 6,800.00 €.
A monthly installment plan is also possible after MPOIP board approval.
Yes. You can pay the full amount at once or in instalments. If you pay the full amount by 1 August, you receive a 3% discount and pay €28,324. You can also pay the tuition fees in four instalments during the programme.
Yes. Members of the DGI or ITI receive a 5% discount if they have been members for at least two years. People who have completed a DGI or ITI curriculum receive a 10% discount. If you meet both conditions, you receive a 15% discount.
Yes. You must also pay the standard semester contribution charged by Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. This includes the student ID card, access to the university’s online services, the Deutschlandticket, and other services.
The programme does not currently offer its own scholarships or funding. However, applicants can apply for external funding from foundations, government programmes, or international organisations.
International applicants who need a visa must check the entry and residence rules themselves. If a visa is required, they should apply early.
Yes, applicants are required to demonstrate good English knowledge. This can be achieved through various means such as obtaining a university entrance qualification from an English-speaking institution, completing an English-language degree program, or providing recognized English language proficiency test scores (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, etc.).
The program is designed around a modular structure and spans four semesters. It includes a research-oriented component, clinical basics, and specialized therapy approaches. The culmination is a Master’s thesis and oral examination.
Yes, it is possible to extend the program by an additional semester. However, please note that an extension fee will apply for this option. This provides students with the flexibility to tailor their academic journey to their individual needs and circumstances.
The M.Sc. Personalized Oral Implantology – Periodontology program comprises a total of 60 ECTS. These credits are distributed across the various modules to ensure a comprehensive and well-rounded educational experience.
The MPOIP program typically has a cohort size ranging from 15 to 20 students. This allows for a conducive learning environment and personalized attention from faculty.
The program welcomes international applicants and offers resources on accommodation, visa information, and support services. Additionally, English is the language of instruction, ensuring accessibility for international students.
The program collaborates with renowned universities and research institutions, integrating cutting-edge research findings and technologies. This ensures that graduates are equipped with up-to-date knowledge and skills.
If your application is not accepted, there is always an opportunity to reapply in the following year. You will receive recommendations on specific aspects you may need to fulfill in order to strengthen your application for the next round. This feedback is provided to support your chances of successful acceptance into the program.
Yes, we have a collaborative partnership with Transmed and offer a Ph.D. program alongside our MPOIP program. This provides a unique opportunity for students to engage in advanced research and contribute to the field of personalized implantology and periodontology. Further details on the Ph.D. program can be provided upon request.
Certainly. At the culmination of the program, students are required to complete a Master’s thesis. This thesis serves as a comprehensive demonstration of the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program. It is a vital component in the evaluation process and showcases the student’s proficiency in the field of personalized oral implantology and periodontology.
The MPOIP team can help with questions about applications, admission, and the organisation of the programme. Contact us at: MPOIP@uni-mainz.de
Our program emphasizes staying at the forefront of scientific progress in oral implantology and periodontology, equipping you to apply cutting-edge techniques and technologies in your practice.
Immerse yourself in extensive clinical experiences, complemented by rigorous research components, to develop the skills and expertise necessary for excellence in oral implantology and periodontology.
Elevate your clinical proficiency in oral implantology and periodontology through a curriculum seamlessly integrating hands-on practice with research-driven insights and methodologies.
Acquire practical, real-world skills in oral implantology and periodontology through a curriculum that emphasizes clinical application alongside research exploration, setting you apart in your practice.
Hone your clinical skills in oral implantology and periodontology within a research-driven framework, enabling you to deliver high-quality care while contributing to the field’s evolving knowledge base.
Focus on patient care while concurrently engaging in clinically relevant research, ensuring you develop a holistic understanding of oral implantology and periodontology in a real-world context.
Immerse yourself in clinical scenarios while concurrently delving into research pursuits, providing a comprehensive understanding of oral implantology and periodontology in both practice and theory.
JGU carries out top research in natural sciences and medicine. The university has several graduate schools, schools of excellence, and DFG -supported research projects in all academic fields.
JGU is a university with about 37,000 students and an international flair due to the high proportion of foreign students from 130 countries.
With a large number of international collaborations, JGU has a global network of academic contacts (approx. 400 collaborations).
JGU is one of the few campus universities in Germany: The university buildings are not dotted around the city, but are – with just a few exceptions – located on one large site with a relaxed atmosphere. The JGU Botanic Garden is the perfect setting for relaxing and chatting in summer. A lively academic culture is encouraged on the campus. A wide variety of collaborations and events promote dialog with interested members of the public. The university also offers a wealth of leisure activities, ranging from the choir and orchestra of the Collegium musicum and the EuropaChor Academy to the general university sports courses, which cover 70 types of sport, through to theater groups and a diverse range of student initiatives.