Allergy

Course Structure

1. [\'October \\x96 The Scientific Basis of Allergy\', \'January \\x96 The Diagnosis and Treatment of Allergic Disease\', \'April \\x96 The Cutting Edge of Allergy\', \'You also complete extensive additional studies through online learning resources. This schedule enables you to fit the course in with your professional commitments and to study in your own time as your personal situation permits.\', \'Module 1 assessment is an examination that takes place on the first day of Module 2 teaching week. The written assignments for Modules 2 and 3 each comprise a 2,500-word assignment which is submitted online.\', "In the second year you choose four out of six optional two-day teaching modules to attend at St. Mary\'s Hospital (these are organised so that two modules are run in the same week, to help minimise travel) and submit an assignment on each module.", \'You choose your preferred modules from the following topics:\', \'Allergic Gastrointestinal Disease module (November)\', \'Food Hypersensitivity module (November)\', \'Asthma and Allergic Airways Disease module (March)\', \'Allergic Rhinitis and Hay Fever module (March)\', \'Allergic Skin Disease module (June)\', \'Paediatric Allergy module (June)\', \'MSc students will complete a research project and write up a dissertation; this can either be submitted in Year 2, or in Year 3 for those wishing to spread the academic workload.\']