Masters Degrees (Immunology Of Infectious Disease)

IDOH (Infectious Diseases and One Health) is a partnership of some of Europe's leading research-intensive universities in the field of infectious diseases and the "one health" concept.

This course combines theoretical knowledge and practical training in the immunology of infectious diseases through comprehensive teaching and research methods.

This programme builds on UCL’s research strengths in core epidemiological skills applied to the field of infectious diseases. You will also focus on the use of new technologies (omics) for analysing pathogens and their applications in tackling global public health challenges.

The MSc in Experimental Medicine offers advanced research training in a broad range of laboratory based biomedical sciences. MSc in Experimental Medicine is designed for students wishing to pursue a career in experimental medicine, whether it is in academia, clinical practice, industry or government.

Join the global fight to eradicate human disease. The need to develop new strategies to combat diseases remains a major global challenge.

The contribution of inflammation and immune dysfunction to a wide range of diseases, from arthritis to cancer to obesity is becoming increasingly clear.

This course develops the careers of doctors whose interest is the practice of medicine in tropical and low- and middle-income countries.

Students in the Master of Science (ScM) degree program at the Bloomberg School are generally interested in hands-on experiences leading to prominent careers in public health research.

The Bloomberg School offers the Master of Health Science (MHS) degree program in every department. Through in-depth study and research in a particular public health discipline, the MHS prepares students for further graduate work or research careers.

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. The programme is designed to enable intercalating medical students and graduates to initiate a research career in key areas of medicine and bioscience in academia, health-care settings, or industry.

Research-led teaching that develops high-priority technical and employability skills through a series of lectures, tutorials and journal clubs.

This course provides core training in the theoretical and practical aspects of medical parasitology, covering the protozoan and metazoan parasites of humans and the vectors which transmit them.

This course allows you to work alongside our world renowned experts from the School of Life Sciences and gain a 'real research' experience.

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) poses an increasingly serious threat to global public health. It occurs when the microorganisms that cause infection survive exposure to a medicine that would normally kill them or stop their growth.