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Bachelors of Immunology- Undergraduate Transfer Program - UTP - Pathway - Comprehensive - 3 Semesters, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Birmingham - Alabama, Alabama

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48 Months

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About this course

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Immunology is the study of the immune system, focusing on cells, organs, tissues, and their role in protecting humans from infectious diseases. It provides a solid foundation for careers in healthcare, biomedical research, or fields requiring a medical approach. The program combines classes across biology, microbiology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, taught through both the medical school and biology department, ensuring a broad, collaborative learning experience. Students are prepared for further education or careers in areas like biochemistry, cell biology, cancer biology, infectious diseases, neurobiology, endocrinology, and cardiology.

Why this course is highly recommended

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UAB's Immunology program is recognized by U.S. News & World Report as part of the 'Best Global Universities for Immunology,' highlighting its quality and reputation. The program's comprehensive curriculum across multiple scientific disciplines provides a strong and versatile foundation for students interested in health care and biomedical research fields.

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1st year tuition fees

25.47L

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Degree requirements

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English language test

DUOLINGO

120

IELTS

6

TOEFL

77

PTE

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FAQs

What is the focus of the Immunology program?

The program focuses on understanding the immune system, including cells, organs, and tissues, to prepare students for careers in health care and biomedical research.

Are there any related fields I can pursue after this degree?

Yes, students can continue into fields like biochemistry, cell biology, cancer biology, infectious diseases, neurobiology, endocrinology, and cardiology.