Discover more about Immunology at King's
Immunology at King's
The Immunology MSc at King’s is a highly established programme with a strong track record of delivering advanced immunological education and research training. It is embedded within the Peter Gorer Department of Immunobiology, a globally recognised centre named after the King’s alumnus whose discovery of the major histocompatibility complex underpins modern immunology.
Peter Gorer Department of Immunobiology
BSI Conference
Students benefit from integrated exposure to the wider scientific community through guaranteed attendance at a conference organised by the British Society of Immunology (Home | British Society for Immunology), a multi-day national conference included in programme fees. This event provides unparalleled opportunities for networking, peer engagement, and contextualisation of taught content within current immunological research.
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Professor Deena Gibbons discusses Immunology MSc
Professor Deena Gibbons discusses what sets the Immunology MSc programme here at King’s College London apart from similar courses, typical careers for graduates and advice for any prospective students interested in applying.
The Course in Detail
Watch Professor Deena Gibbons provide an overview of Immunology MSc, covering the modules in detail, the key to success on the course and where it can take you afterwards.
Research Groups
As a part of the School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences, you will be surrounded by researchers who are leaders in their field.
Gibbons Group
Led by Professor Deena Gibbons, the Gibbons Group focuses on understanding immune cell development and function in human neonates, including both those born at term and prematurely, with the aim of understanding the developing immune system to improve infant and child mortality and morbidity. Find out more about their research
Tree Group
Professor Timothy Tree heads up a team of researchers, focusing on translational medicine and developing therapies for autoimmune and inflammatory disorders. Collaborating internationally, the long-term research aim is to contribute to the development of new immune-modulating therapies to treat or prevent these diseases. Discover more about the Tree Group's projects.
Research Features
The School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences and its academics are leading the way in groundbreaking research. Here are some recent publications from the school’s researchers.