Immunology University of Liverpool

Award	Attendance	Study	Duration	Start	Domestic fees	International fees
MPhil	On-Campus	Full-time	1 - 4 years	find out	find out	find out
MPhil	On-Campus	Part-time	2 - 6 years	find out	find out	find out
PhD	On-Campus	Full-time	2 - 4 years	find out	find out	find out
PhD	On-Campus	Part-time	4 - 7 years	find out	find out	find out
Other Doctorate	On-Campus	Part-time	2 - 6 years	September	find out	find out

Course overview

Available programmes of study

Your project should be in one of the following areas:

Critical Care MPhil/PhD/MD
Dental Microbiology MPhil/PhD/MD
Epidemiology MPhil/PhD/MD
Epidemiology & Population Health MPhil/PhD/MD
Food Security MPhil/PhD
Gastrointestinal Diseases MPhil/PhD/MD
Global Health MPhil/PhD/MD
Immunology MPhil/PhD/MD
Infectious Diseases MPhil/PhD/MD
Infection & Global Health (Medical) MPhil/PhD/MD
Infection & Global Health (Veterinary) MPhil/PhD
Infection & Immunity MPhil/PhD/MD
Medical Microbiology MPhil/PhD/MD
Medical Parasitology MPhil/PhD/MD
Neurological Science MPhil/PhD/MD
One Health (Medical) MPhil/PhD/MD
One Health (Veterinary) MPhil/PhD
Respiratory Diseases MPhil/PhD/MD
Veterinary Epidemiology MPhil/PhD
Veterinary Immunology MPhil/PhD
Veterinary Microbiology MPhil/PhD
Veterinary Parasitology MPhil/PhD
Veterinary Pathology MPhil/PhD
Veterinary Virology MPhil/PhD
Virology MPhil/PhD/MD

Entry requirements

The normal entry requirement is a good first degree in a relevant scientific subject. Students are allocated a minimum of two supervisors and undergo both generic and subject-specific skills training as part of their programme. In addition, students are supported by a network of advice, guidance and support teams, both within the University and specific to the Institute. Student progression is monitored regularly during the period of study, culminating in the submission of a thesis, which is assessed by viva voce examination with internal and external examiners.

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