The Immunology Specialist Program is a Type 3 program.
Enrolment is limited and selection is based on performance in First year required courses.
Students apply via the Faculty's Subject POSt website. Changes in this year's calendar only apply to students entering the program in 2002, ie. IMM299Y 1 Research Opportunity Program Credit course for supervised participation in faculty research project. MGB311Y JBI428H 1 Molecular Immunology Molecular mechanisms involved in the generation and expression of specific immunity including the structure, function and biosynthesis of immunoglobulins, the complement systems, transplantation antigens and membrane signalling events. The Immune Response A study of the cells involved in the immune response, the nature of cellular and molecular interactions that govern immunity and self tolerance, the nature of the effector cells in immunity and genetic control of immune responses.