Immunology -IMMU 202: Introductory immunology course for medical students offered in the first year of the Medical School curriculum.

Immunology Selective (as part of Molecular Medicine) -BMSC 213: [2 credits] An introductory immunology course (short course format) offered as a selective in the IBS core curriculum. (syllabus)

Immunology of Plants and Animals- BISC 218: Topics cover immune systems in organisms other than higher vertebrates, including cartilaginous fish, tunicates, echinoderms, insects, molluscs, cnidaria, porifera and higher plants. Emphasis is placed on understanding innate immunity. The course is taught in a mixed format, including lectures and student presentations. The course is aimed a the beginning graduate student; includes instruction on critical analysis of data, oral presentations and written reviews of data.

Molecular and Cellular Immunology - IMMU 230: [4 credits] Agraduate level comprehensive course requiring the Core Immunology or an undergraduate Microbiology/Immunologycourse. (syllabus)

Topics in Advanced Immunology - IMMU 270: [3 credits per semester]
seminars offered annually each Spring by selected faculty on topics chosen by students and faculty together). Students must take 3 semesters of these advanced Immunology seminar, where they present and critique original manuscripts.

Readings in Immunology - IMMU 398

Dissertation Research - IMMU 399