The Department of Microbiology & Immunology is actively involved in the training of undergraduate M.D., B.Sc. Biomedical Sciences (BMS), B.Sc. Nursing students and international students on exchange research programmes. 
 
M.D. Curriculum
The Department is played a major role in the M.D. curriculum from its inception and it is continuing to do so on every new version of the curriculum. The Department is actively participating in 13 different core and system courses as well as supervising medical student research projects in Phase I and II of the M.D. curriculum. In addition, the Department is contributing to teaching of laboratory medicine in Junior Clerkship and Senior Clerkship in Phase III.
 
B.Sc. Biomedical Sciences Programme
The Department is contributing substantially to the B.Sc. BMS programme. Seven different courses are offered during each academic year. Many students are conducting their undergraduate student research projects under the supervision of departmental staff.
 
 
B.Sc. Nursing Programme
The Department has generated a three-credit Microbiology & Immunology course that is taught to second year B.Sc. nursing students during the spring and fall semesters. The course is still being actively run by the department. 
 
Postgraduate Programmes 
The Department is the main centre for the training of OMSB residents. 
 
M.Sc. Programme 
The Department is offering a Medical Microbiology programme for M.Sc. students in 2017. Four courses were taught in the M.Sc. programme.
 
Ph.D. Programme
The Department is also running an active international Ph.D. programme in all sub-disciplines of Microbiology & Immunology. 
 

The Microbiology & Immunology Department is involved in course coordination/teaching of the following courses to Medical, MLS and postgraduate students during

Spring & Fall Semesters:

Course Coordination and teaching of Medical and MLS Courses:

Course Coordination and teaching of Postgraduate Courses:

Teaching of other Courses to Medical and MLS students