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Dentistry (BDS) in the UK usually takes 5 years, and places for international students are very limited. International fees for 2026 entry usually range from about £38,000 in pre-clinical years to about £61,000 in clinical years. You apply through UCAS by 15 October of the year before entry.
Dentistry in the UK at a glance
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | Usually 5 years (4-year graduate entry at some schools) |
| International fees | About £38,000–£61,000 a year, by university and stage |
| Admissions test | UCAT at most universities |
| Deadline | 15 October via UCAS |
| English | Usually IELTS around 7.0 |
Steps
- Prepare academic and English documents
- Sit the UCAT in the summer
- Apply on UCAS by 15 October
- Interview (usually in winter) and offer
- Student visa
Frequently asked questions
Can international students get into UK dentistry?
Yes, but places are very limited and competition is intense; applicants usually apply to several universities.
Can I stay in the UK after dentistry?
Graduates can take the Graduate visa or a Skilled Worker visa and must register with the General Dental Council (GDC) to practise.
What does student life in the UK cost?
See cost of living in the UK 2026.
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