The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) as a key stage in assessing the readiness of dentistry graduates at KMU

On May 28, 2026, the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) for graduates of the Faculty of Dentistry was conducted at the Polish Campus of KMU. This examination represents one of the defining stages in the professional training of future dentists.

During the examination, students completed a series of clinical stations, where not only their practical skills were assessed, but also their clinical reasoning, communicative competence in interactions with patients, ability to perform under stress, and capacity to make prompt, evidence-based clinical decisions in simulated real-life scenarios.

The graduates demonstrated confident mastery of modern international clinical protocols, a high level of professional training, motivation, and adaptability to the requirements of contemporary medical practice.

The implementation of the OSCE once again confirmed the quality of dental education at KMU and the readiness of its graduates to engage in professional practice within the international medical environment.