The accreditation will also allow students in the program to apply for the ANID (National Agency for Research and Development) National Doctoral Scholarship.
The Doctorate in Dental Sciences from the School of Dentistry of the Universidad de los Andes.has been accredited for a maximum period of 3 yearsin its first evaluation and without yet having a cohort of graduatesThis is an important institutional milestone and a recognition of the program's commitment to academic, scientific and training excellence.
"This achievement has been possible thanks to the collaborative and rigorous work of the entire university community, including professors, students, researchers, administrative staff and academic authorities, who actively participated in the various stages of the self-evaluation process and peer review. Their dedication, professionalism and conviction in the educational project were key to achieve this result."Marcela Oyarzún, Director of Postgraduate and Continuing Education at the School of Dentistry, commented.
The accreditation will also allow the students of the program to apply for the ANID (National Agency for Research and Development) National Doctoral Scholarship, which is in addition to other financing alternatives that the University makes available to its doctoral students, thus reaffirming the institutional commitment to the development of research in dental sciences and the formation of advanced human capital in Chile.
"This important step consolidates the positioning of the Doctorate in Dental Sciences at the national level in oral health research, and reaffirms the mission of the Universidad de los Andes to actively contribute to the advancement of knowledge and the well-being of people."Marcela concludes.
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