The Bonn and Melbourne Immunology Research and Graduate School is a collaborative PhD program in immunology jointly offered by the University of Melbourne and the University of Bonn. It provides an integrated research and training environment, enabling students to benefit from the expertise, resources, and facilities of both institutions, culminating in a dual-degree recognition from each university.
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The Bonn and Melbourne Immunology Research and Graduate School is a collaborative PhD program in immunology jointly offered by the University of Melbourne and the University of Bonn. It provides an integrated research and training environment, enabling students to benefit from the expertise, resources, and facilities of both institutions, culminating in a dual-degree recognition from each university.
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Research areas include: The principal research focus of the joint PhD program is the intersection between innate and adaptive immunity in the context of infection, leveraging off the substantial and complementary expertise for innate and adaptive immunity in Bonn and Melbourne, respectively. More specifically, the program addresses questions related to pathogen sensing and how the ensuing innate immune responses contribute to protective T cell immunity. These aspects are be examined at the molecular and cellular level in dendritic cells and other myeloid cells using a wide range of in vivo infection models (malaria, typhoid fever, Legionnaire’s disease, influenza virus, herpes simplex virus) and cutting-edge technologies (epigenetics, in vivo imaging, bioinformatics modelling, transcriptomics).
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Applicants must have completed or be nearing completion of a BSc and MSc in fields such as Biology, Immunology, Molecular Biology, or Biochemistry, with an overall average exceeding 80%. A research project constituting at least 25% of one year of study is required. Candidates must demonstrate excellent English language proficiency. Additional considerations include relevant research publications, references, and supplementary qualifications that strengthen the application. Successful candidates should possess strong academic merit and research experience.
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