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Follow the lastest Centennial Curriculum updates using the new Centennial Curriculum blog
Curriculum Pit Stop
Posted on: 20 August 2020 | Category: Centennial Curriculum
As the academic year has ended we have entered a brief (and very welcome) period of rest, reflection and refresh ahead of 2020/21. A huge amount has been achieved this year, under trying circumstances, however, while 2019/20 has ended successfully, we still have plenty to achieve in the years ahead.
Return of the blog
Posted on: 22 May 2020 | Category: Centennial Curriculum
It's been quite an eventful year and some time since our last post, so let's get up to date on all things Centennial Curriculum.
New and Approved
Posted on: 12 July 2019 | Category: Centennial Curriculum
Major progress has been made this year towards the Centennial Curriculum, with some pretty important milestones being reached in the past few months.
14 weeks to go.....
Posted on: 13 June 2019 | Category: Centennial Curriculum
In 14 weeks time, Welcome Week will be nearing it's end, having introduced our first cohort to the Centennial Curriculum. With this in mind, we are busy finalising plans for our first year - further details of which, we want to share with you below.
An 'ambitious and forward thinking' curriculum
Posted on: 25 March 2019 | Category: Centennial Curriculum
The new BDS and BSc Dental Therapy programmes are set to launch in September 2019 and the curriculum teams have been working hard to plan for their delivery. This post will provide a little more detail as to what we have been up to so far.
Welcome to the Centennial Curriculum Blog
Posted on: 19 February 2019 | Category: Centennial Curriculum
The School of Dentistry is undergoing some exciting and innovative new changes in 2019 and we've started this blog to make sure that you know what's coming and who to talk to if you have any questions.
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Curriculum Pit Stop
Posted on: 20 August 2020 | Category: Centennial Curriculum
As the academic year has ended we have entered a brief (and very welcome) period of rest, reflection and refresh ahead of 2020/21. A huge amount has been achieved this year, under trying circumstances, however, while 2019/20 has ended successfully, we still have plenty to achieve in the years ahead.