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This new program is a partnership between Loyola’s Stritch School of Medicine and the Infectious Disease and Immunology Institute (InDII). This association brings together the strengths of both programs and forms a community of uniquely collaborative and integrated scientific researchers, with a wide range of expertise including bacterial and viral disease, host-microbe interactions, immunology, translational studies, and implementation studies. The vision of MS in Infectious Disease and Immunology program is in harmony with that of the National Institutes of Health’s Roadmap for Medical Research, which urges translational research: research that has practical and clinical applications. This connection with NIH goals ensures that students receive relevant, timely training that prepares them for meaningful careers in the laboratory and the workforce. The MS in Infectious Disease and Immunology is a two-year, full time, research-intensive program.
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