Program Objectives

The Immunology program aims to provide in-depth training in fundamental and applied immunology. This program updates the basic concepts of modern biology necessary for understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms specific to this discipline. It therefore includes in-depth training in medical immunology, particularly in the areas of inflammation, autoimmunity, cancer, etc.

Targeted Skills and Profiles

- Understanding and mastery of parametric causal laws.

- Developing a scientific project independently.

- Analyzing and critiquing one's results, situating them in relation to current international scientific research, and comparing them with the literature.

- Summarizing results and being able to present and discuss them with specialists, which will help one plan for the future.

- Promoting research results by targeting clinical applications, biotherapies, biotechnologies, or other innovative fields, etc.

- Access careers in research and development.

Targeted professions and fields / career paths

The presence of an immunologist is essential in research centers (hospital and medical), research and development laboratories in biotechnology industries related to the health field (pharmaceutical and biomedical sectors), universities, health research and protection departments, etc.

Immunologists generally collaborate in teams with other researchers (biochemists, physicians, pharmacists, chemists, etc.), doctoral students, and laboratory technicians.