COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Immunology program offers a focused and rigorous set of graduate-level courses designed to build both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field. IMMU 7030: Seminars in Immunology provides students with the opportunity to engage with current research through presentations and critical discussions, enhancing their oral communication and scientific reasoning abilities. IMMU 7040: Immunological Methodology focuses on the laboratory techniques essential for immunological research, such as flow cytometry, ELISA, Western blotting, and cell culture methods, preparing students for hands-on experimental work. IMMU 7070: Introductory Immunology lays the groundwork for advanced studies by covering fundamental concepts such as innate and adaptive immunity, antigen recognition, and immune system development. IMMU 7090: Selected Topics in Immunology allows for in-depth exploration of current and emerging issues in the field, which may include autoimmune diseases, cancer immunotherapy, or infectious disease immunology, depending on faculty expertise and research trends. IMMU 7100: Advanced Immunology builds on earlier coursework to deepen understanding of complex immunological mechanisms, molecular pathways, and regulatory processes. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive curriculum that supports the program’s strong research focus and equips students with the theoretical and practical foundation required for careers in academic, clinical, or industry-based immunological research.