Immunology Imperial

Overview

The MSc in Immunology at Imperial College London stands out for its comprehensive curriculum and strong emphasis on research. Imperial is consistently ranked among the top universities globally, renowned for its innovative approach to education and research. This programme is delivered by the Department of Immunology and Inflammation, located in Hammersmith, which is well-equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and resources. The faculty comprises leading experts in the field, providing students with insights from the forefront of immunological research.

Why Immunology at Imperial?

Imperial College London is a prestigious institution, frequently recognised for its excellence in science and technology. The university's strong partnerships with leading research institutions and healthcare organisations enhance the learning experience, providing students with opportunities for collaboration and networking. The campus features modern laboratories and research facilities, fostering an environment conducive to innovative research and learning.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MSc in Immunology are structured as follows:

• Home students: £16,300 per year
• International students: £47,300 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to provide a robust foundation in immunology, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. Key modules include:

• Principles of Immunology: Explore innate and adaptive immunity, understanding immune players and their interactions.
• Experimental Immunology: Engage in hands-on research projects, defining hypotheses and executing experimental plans.
• Immunology in Practice: Participate in a British Society of Immunology conference, investigating topics of interest.
• Immunology in Health and Disease: Examine current research topics, including responses to infections and autoimmune diseases.

Students will also undertake an extended laboratory-based research project, allowing them to apply their learning in a practical setting. This project is a critical component of the programme, enabling students to investigate specific immunological questions and develop their laboratory skills.

Careers with Immunology

Graduates of the MSc in Immunology often pursue careers in scientific research, academia, or industry. Many alumni continue their studies with PhD programmes or enter clinical practice if they possess medical qualifications. The skills acquired during the course prepare students for diverse roles in various sectors, including healthcare, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals. The programme's comprehensive training ensures that graduates are well-equipped to tackle complex immunological challenges in their future careers.