The Graduate Group in Immunology is a multidisciplinary group offering programs of study leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in various aspects of immunology. Possible areas of specialization include molecular biology, immunochemistry, immunogenetics, cellular immunology, clinical immunology, and tumor and developmental immunology. Applicants for candidacy to these programs should have completed undergraduate preparation in general biology, zoology or botany, general bacteriology or microbiology, general genetics, mathematics, general physics, chemistry, and biochemistry. For work leading to the Ph.D. degree, the requirements include cell biology, chemical immunology, cellular immunology, immunohematology, and advanced immunology. Contact the Group Office.
Additional courses are available and listed under the individual sponsoring departments.
Contact the group office for information. Course not offered this academic year. Graduate Courses 292. Seminar presentations dealing with principles of xenobiotic effects on immune system functions and specific examples of drugs and environmental chemicals exerting toxic effects on the immune system. Offered in alternate years.