International Master in Vaccinology

IMVACC will allow you to:

• Review and develop knowledge in immunology and microbiology
• Learn about the characteristics of registered vaccines, their mechanism of action and how they were developed
• Understand new trends and technologies in vaccine translational research
• Study the vaccine development process, from discovery to registration and launch
• Understand resistance to vaccine use, and current approaches to increase their acceptance
• Learn how vaccines are made available to populations at risk and how vaccine safety and efficacy is assessed in the field during the post-marketing phase
• Learn how projects are managed and how to work in a collaborative way using information technologies with a minimum of face-to-face contact

• Master in sciences (MSc) or doctorate in human or veterinary medicine, biology or pharmacy
• Master in theoretical or applied sciences (MSc) with experience in microbiology, immunology, epidemiology or biomedicine
• Bachelor in sciences (BSc) with at least three years of full-time professional experience in microbiology, immunology, epidemiology or biomedicine

CHF 20'000.-