The Department of Microbiology and Immunology offers instruction in microbiology and immunology to undergraduate students in nursing, pharmacy, and medical technology, as well as to dental and medical students.
In addition, there is an extensive program for the training of graduate students in microbiology and immunology, leading to the MA and PhD degrees. Several medical students have elected to take the combined MD-PhD program, enrolling for the PhD degree in the department’s program. A number of individuals with doctoral degrees come to the department each year from all over the world for postdoctoral training in microbiology.
The department conducts research in all major areas. Research laboratories are designed and equipped for studies in microbial pathogenesis, molecular biology, parasitology, virology, and immunology, and house faculty members, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and staff involved in these investigations.
The department offers an extensive program of formal and informal courses through the Division of Graduate and Professional Education. Medical students are welcome in these courses. Consult the Graduate School Bulletin for a complete listing and description of graduate courses. A description of elective courses in microbiology for medical students appears below.
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Buffalo, NY 14203
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Buffalo, NY 14203
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