Master of Clinical Immunology – MClinIm
Build on your Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Science to become a leader in clinical research into the human immune system.
The people you work with and learn from are an important part of your studies. Learn who the teaching staff are and hear what the programme is like.
Academic staff
- Dr Lisa ConnorDr Lisa Connor—Cellular immunology, dendritic cell biology, vaccine development, infectious diseases
- Prof Anne la FlammeProf Anne la Flamme—Cellular immunology, immune regulation, disease processes, infectious diseases, autoimmunity
- Prof Ian HermansProf Ian Hermans—Immunology, medicinal chemistry, clinical oncology
Palek Mehta
Research Officer, Malaghan Institute of Medical Research
The year is packed with opportunities to network, develop skills, and build knowledge. I knew from the way the Master’s was designed that it would allow me to step into a career as a researcher.
I’ve always been passionate about human health so this programme was perfect for me. The year is packed with opportunities to network, develop skills and build knowledge. I knew from the way the Master’s was designed that it would allow me to step into a career as a researcher.
I completed a 3-month practicum at the Medical Research Institute of New Zealand, this was followed by a summer internship. This allowed me to work with some to the top clinical researchers here in Wellington.
During my last week of the Master’s, I was fortunate enough to be offered a position at the Malaghan Institute of Medical Research. I am now a research officer in the Parasite and Allergy team, working alongside some of my former lecturers.
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