KD
Excellent overview of the body's immune system ! Plus the many well-presented factors and issues associated with vaccines give great perspective on world public health today.

This specialisation in Virology and Vaccinology will provide an insight into the molecular and cellular components of vaccines and viruses. This specialisation will look at how viruses cause infections and vaccines prevent them. It will provide a good grounding for further research work in immunology, virology and infectious diseases, or for a career in the pharmaceutical and bioscience industries. The specialisation consists of four individual asynchronous courses – two focusing on vaccinology and two focusing on virology. These can be taken in any order, but there are corresponding themes within each course. On successful completion of the specialisation, learners will be able to: Explain the fundamentals of vaccinology in the context of what vaccines are and how vaccines protect us Identify different vaccine types and differentiate between the different applications of vaccines Explain the fundamental principles of virology whilst recognising the diversity of virus structure and differences in approach required to detect and track viruses amongst different populations Assess the different approaches to the treatment of viruses, and contrast this to vaccine protection

KD
Excellent overview of the body's immune system ! Plus the many well-presented factors and issues associated with vaccines give great perspective on world public health today.
AR
Good methodology, that helped me clarify many concepts, including those regarding vaccine preventable diseases.
YK
This is a really great course. I'm really liking this specilisation as it is giving me a comprehensive overiew about both Virology as well as Vaccinology. It's a very well organised specilisation.
DC
An excellent course that offered an extremely broad understanding of how we work to control viruses.
DC
Clear and concise descriptions in all videos of each week. Well presented, and am looking forward to follow-on courses.
PW
Excellent really enjoying, easy to understand and navigate thankyou
MS
A good synopsis for the early investigator in vaccinology. A "blast into the past" & review for others. But well worth the effort to both.
SS
Excellent piece of knowledge in such a short span of course duration
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This is a very informative course. Starts off by introducing the Immune system and setting a solid foundation before diving into the intricasies and complexities associated with the manufacture of vaccines and the logistical/economic issues around vaccine deployment. Finally, it winds up with vaccine hesitancy which is a very important issue around vaccine acceptance in a population and also tells us how we can overcome the issue of Vaccine Hesitancy. Looking forward to the other 3 courses that are a part of this specialisation have to offer.
Excellent Course: Robust Curriculum, excellent teaching styles from the Imperial College of London. Respectfully, Dr. Eric F. Prince Ph.D. Clinical Psychology Specialization / Concentration Forensic Psychology Infectious Diseases ACLS - PALS
Excellent overview of the body's immune system ! Plus the many well-presented factors and issues associated with vaccines give great perspective on world public health today.
A good synopsis for the early investigator in vaccinology. A "blast into the past" & review for others. But well worth the effort to both.
Excelente opción para adentrarte al entendiemiento de las vacunas, te lleva de la mano y puntualiza los conceptos básicos.
Clear and concise descriptions in all videos of each week. Well presented, and am looking forward to follow-on courses.
Excelente curso introductorio para dar un panorama completo y amplio de generalidades del desarrollo de vacunas.
Excellent piece of knowledge in such a short span of course duration
Excellent really enjoying, easy to understand and navigate thankyou
Very informative course and well taught
very interested this topic
esay refreshing
Pretty good, also that this one is giving a really broad reflection of vaccination aspects on an epidemiological/social level (e.g. vaccine hesitancy and aspects such as convenience, complacency and confidence), which probably play a major role in the success of a vaccination campaign. Just the scientific part of immunology in the scope of vaccination falls a bit short.