University of Galway

Course Module Information

Course Modules

Semester 1 and Semester 2 | Credits: 5

The module aims to give students the opportunity to develop a grounded knowledge base in the biology underlying infection and the immune system, its relevance to diverse disease processes and the application of immunological techniques to the broader field of Biomedical Science.
(Language of instruction: English)

Learning Outcomes
  1. Develop and maintain a strong knowledge base in the fundamental mechanisms underlying infection, immunity and inflammation
  2. Demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate and discuss the literature in a range of specific immunological topics
  3. Understand the conceptual basis and practical applications of a range of experimental techniques used in immunology and inflammation research
  4. Understand the conceptual basis and practical applications of a range of experimental techniques used in immunology and inflammation research
  5. Be able to design and critique hypothesis-driven experimental plans for addressing research problems in infection and immunity
Assessments
  • Continuous Assessment (100%)
Teachers
The above information outlines module MD536: "Advanced and Applied Immunology" and is valid from 2021 onwards.
Note: Module offerings and details may be subject to change.