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Master's Degree Programme in Immunology, Master of Science (2 years)

University of Turku · Turku, Finland

About the programme

Students of the Master’s Degree Programme in Immunology will get a deep understanding of immune system function and its role in health and disease. They will learn how immune responses protect the body against infections and how immune dysfunction contributes to inflammatory diseases, autoimmune diseases, cancer, allergies and other immune-mediated conditions.

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Key facts

Degree
Master's
Institution
University of Turku (University)
Location
Turku
Language of instruction
English
Standard duration
2 years
Study mode
Full-time
Focus
immunology · drug development · biotechnology · inflammatory diseases · autoimmune diseases · immune mechanisms

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