International Team for Implantology (ITI)

The ITI awards up to 25 Scholarships each year. The program allows ITI Scholars to gain insight into case planning, implant surgery and prosthetic restorations and, in most ITI Scholarship Centers, also into research and teaching.

ITI Scholars spend their Scholarship year at one of the ITI Scholarship Centers around the world. These are university departments or clinics under the supervision of longstanding ITI Fellows, all experts in the field of implant dentistry. The ITI Scholarship Centers have been chosen for their ability to provide insight into every aspect of implant treatment for patients in line with the ITI philosophy, which encompasses scientific credibility and a sense of responsibility towards the patient through a non-profit academic organization of clinicians and researchers in a scientific alliance.

At the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, ITI Scholars work primarily at the Human and Clinical Research Center.

The ITI supports each ITI Scholar with a stipend equivalent to 30,000 Swiss Francs towards living expenses. The stipend is paid in a predefined currency as seen in the table below and is calculated in line with purchasing-power parity.