Doherty and NCIRS course in vaccinology and immunisation science

Who is this course for?

This practical online course is for people relatively new to the area and for those wanting to broaden and update their understanding of vaccines, vaccine development and the principles underpinning the introduction and running of immunisation programs. This includes, but is not limited to, practitioners, academics and researchers, such as primary healthcare and specialist doctors, community and immunisation nurses, those working in public health, government (all levels) and health policy, pharmaceutical industry, regulators, aged care workers, journalists and ethics committee members. 

How much does this course cost?

The first ‘Primer’ module, held on 17 November 2021, was free. Registration fee for the remaining 10 modules is A$200 (standard), A$100 (full-time students) or A$100 for 6 or fewer modules. Full fee remission scholarships are available for those from selected regional countries.

How will the course run?

Sessions will be run via Zoom, facilitated by Australian and international experts in their field. Sessions will include principles and case studies with opportunities for learner questions and contributions. The indicative schedule of modules is on the following page. 

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