harvardinstructional and research-based foundation in both Basic and Clinical Immunology. Courses will start with the fundamentals and rapidly progress to cutting-edge knowledge, all taught by world-renowned faculty members in the Program in Immunology at Harvard. This program will serve the needs both of students with a strong undergraduate biology background with an interest in medicine and seeking deeper knowledge of Immunology, as well as of academic physicians from a range of specialties who seek an in-depth knowledge of Immunology in order to further their professional goals and research expertise.oxfordThe first term Students study the fundamental science of immunology. These include immunogenetics, molecular, cellular and in vivo (whole animal, including human) immunology. These areas are integrated with relevant areas of related sciences e.g. genetics, molecular and cellular biology, biochemistry, pharmacology, anatomy and physiology. I have been attending the Social Mobility Foundation programme (This is a well-known organisation so admissions tutors will recognise it, but dont write it as an acronym). My voluntary work with Futureversity, a London charity which runs courses for young teenagers during school holidays, has enhanced my communication skills Over the past year I have attended a series of public lectures at UCL, one of which discussed the implications of international law on torture and human rights. I found the speakers suggestion that . interesting because At my school I am a subject mentor for Year 7 students, offering additional support in maths.REFERENCE: Applications can be considered with one reference but an applicant cannot be accepted before two references have been provided and accepted by the College. References can only be accepted from professional email addresses e.g. ___@imperial.ac.uk. They will not be accepted if they have been received from a personal email address e.g. Yahoo, hotmail, gmail etc. The College requires at least one reference to be from an academic, therefore if the two references provided by an applicant are from employers, a third reference will be requested. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that referees upload their references. The College will email referees, at the point that the Course makes an offer, to tell them that a reference is required. However, the College will not email the referees again if references are not received.why you want to study Infection and Immunity at graduate level why you want to study Infection and Immunity at UCL what particularly attracts you to this programme how your academic and professional background meets thedemands of this challenging programme where you would like to go professionally with your degreeindividuals who are enthusiastic and passionate about learning, who are looking to take advantage of every opportunity that UCL will offer them and who will benefit from and contribute to UCL.