Courses second round of admissions:
First Semester
- Introduction to the school retreat and workshop
- Basic immunology
- Workshop, student's choice
Second Semester
- Basic inflammation
- Translational Medicine in the field of Autoimmunity
- Ethics in research with focus on Inflammatory diseases (on-line)
Third Semester
- Retreat - discussions in inflammation (Åre/Tyrsil/Hemavan)
- Clinical inflammation (workshop)
- Workshop/course, epidemiology
Fourth Semester
- Economic assessment and societal perspective of chronic inflammatory diseases (Workshop retreat)
- International conference (Europe)
- Workshop in Clinical Medicine
- End of School - retreat with discussions
About Workshops:
An integral part of the School's Curriculum is participation in workshops.
The workshops will be organized as two-day retreats with overnight stay at various conference centers in Sweden. There will be at least two workshops per semester.
Each workshop will consist of two parts; the on-going discussion of our students' research projects with presentations and feedback in a tutorial-style group discussion.
The other half of the workshop will be centered on discussions with invited speakers regarding a current topic of interest in inflammatory diseases.
Examples of workshop - topics are:
- Introduction to the school
- Tolerance in autoimmunity
- Health economy in chronic inflammation
- Using Swedish registries for epidemiological studies
- Tools for a systems-biology approach to chronic inflammation
- Drug development and clinical trials in inflammatory diseases
- Commercial adaptions of research in inflammation
- Clinical and experimental rheumatology
- Non-pharmaceutical therapies in treatment of chronic inflammation and allergies
- Living with chronic inflammation - perspectives of the patient and the Physician
- Quality of Life in chronic inflammation, a scientific approach
A day at the clinic (askultering)
Students who wishes, may spend a day alongside a specialist in the clinic meeting patients and participate in other daily activities. This is a great opportunity for students working with laboratory research to get a feel for clinical work. Contact the school for möre information.