by By the end of the diploma the participants will be able to :
- Define and handle composite issues of immunology research.
- Interpret information in a systematic and efficient manner to enable informed decisions.
- Develop solutions to technical problems that might be encountered, even if multidisciplinary.
- Evaluate, validate and disseminate existing data.
- Design, carry out and synchronize scientifically valid and focused research, to advance knowledge pertinent to immune modulation and immune diseases
- Conduct research.
- Develop and communicate knowledge at various levels based on broad academic knowledge of immunology and immune-related topics.
- Formulate effective responses to complex practical issues related to immune modulation research.
- Develop evidence-based solutions for immune-based pathologies.
- Assume responsibility for continuous professional development and life-long learning.
- Identify the potential molecular candidates to be tested as novel targets for future immunomodulatory therapy or immune-based therapies.
