Master of Medical Sciences in Immunology

Students in the Master of Medical Sciences in Immunology program are drawn by a desire to understand the immune system in depth: how it functions, how it fails, and how it can be harnessed to treat disease. Some arrive directly from undergraduate study with a strong foundation in biology and a growing interest in research or medicine; others come with clinical training and are seeking the conceptual and experimental tools to deepen their work. What unites the cohort is a commitment to rigorous, research-driven learning and the patience to engage with complex biological systems over time. The perspectives below highlight how students approach immunology as both a discipline and a practice, and how they are shaping their paths across research, medicine, and related fields.