Immunotherapy – MA

About

Immunotherapy has gained clinical importance in recent years, primarily as a result of advancement in cancer treatment and modulation of inflammatory diseases. Immunotherapy means modulating the immune response either through enhancement or repression of the patient’s immune system. A wide range of new drugs that modulate the immune system are under development, and they all share the advantage of specific action on a single target. This increases therapeutic safety and reduces side effects comparing to traditional treatment options

Course leader

Martin Kristian Thomsen

Target group

To apply for the course you must have passed a relevant Bachelor's degree.

The course is based on the immunology classes from the bachelor’s degree in medicine and participants need a certain knowledge within this field. If you haven't had any courses within immunology, you cannot be accepted to the course.

The course is primarily intended for medical students, molecular medicine, molecular biologist or equivalent

Fee info