The Advanced Course in Basic and Clinical Immunology prepares students to take leadership positions in the development of new therapies for diseases involving the immune system, including autoimmunity, immunodeficiencies, cancer, allergies, and transplant rejection.
This course is designed for:
- Clinical fellows in disciplines related to immunology, including rheumatology, allergy, infectious disease, oncology, and transplantation
- Fellows doing basic research with an emphasis on human disease
- Scientists or other research and development personnel from biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies who are involved in developing new therapies for immunological disease
- Academic or community physicians who wish to enhance their understanding of immunology
More info on the FOCIS website