Ivoclar Summer School 2026 expands to ten countries
Deadline approaching: applications for ten Ivoclar Summer School editions open in June-August 2026.
Ivoclar has announced the 2026 edition of its Summer School, an international education programme for dental students launching in ten countries across Asia, Europe, and Central and South America. Running between June and August, the initiative expects to bring together more than 100 participants. Each location offers a five-day programme combining theory and hands-on practice to prepare students for treating their first patients.
Programme content and focus areas
The Summer School covers clinical steps from patient history-taking through treatment delivery. The curriculum emphasises topics often absent from university curricula, including digital dentistry, aesthetics, and soft skills. Participants will attend full-day workshops, expert lectures, and social events. The programme is designed for advanced dental students who have completed preclinical phantom courses and possess basic practical skills such as changing burs or placing matrix bands.
Locations, dates and course details
Ten editions will take place: Bogotá, Colombia on 22-26 June; Delhi, India on 29 June-3 July; Schaan, Liechtenstein on 6-10 July; Lisbon, Portugal on 6-10 July; Mexico City, Mexico on 6-10 July; London, England on 20-24 July; São Paulo, Brazil on 20-24 July; Warsaw, Poland on 27-31 July; Berlin, Germany on 3-7 August; and Vienna, Austria on 24-28 August. The course fee is €290, covering five days of training, all materials and equipment, handouts, lunch, coffee breaks, and a joint evening event. Participants must arrange and pay for travel, accommodation, and any required visas themselves. Selected locations partner with institutions including Malo Clinic in Lisbon and King's College London.
Frequently asked questions
When and where does the Ivoclar Summer School 2026 take place?
Ten editions run between June and August 2026 in Bogotá (22-26 June), Delhi (29 June-3 July), Schaan (6-10 July), Lisbon (6-10 July), Mexico City (6-10 July), London (20-24 July), São Paulo (20-24 July), Warsaw (27-31 July), Berlin (3-7 August), and Vienna (24-28 August).
What topics does the Ivoclar Summer School cover?
The programme covers clinical workflows from patient history-taking to treatment delivery, with emphasis on digital dentistry, aesthetics, and soft skills not typically taught in university curricula.
How much does the Ivoclar Summer School cost?
The course fee is €290, which includes five days of training, all materials and equipment, handouts, meals (lunch and coffee breaks), and a joint evening event. Travel, accommodation, and visas are paid separately by participants.
Who is eligible for the Ivoclar Summer School?
The programme is aimed at advanced dental students who have completed preclinical phantom courses and possess basic practical skills such as changing burs or placing matrix bands.
Which partner institutions are collaborating with the Ivoclar Summer School?
Selected locations partner with institutions including Malo Clinic in Lisbon and King's College London. The London edition launched in 2025.