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Program Details
Degree
PhD
Major
Immunology
Area of study
Health
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Immunology Graduate Program

The doctoral program in Immunology at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus trains students in diverse areas of immunology that includes innate and adaptive immunity, host-pathogen interactions, tumor immunity, autoimmunity, immune deficiencies, and vaccine development.


Program Overview

The program provides students with the tools and community to grow not just as scientists, but as advocates for accessible and inclusive research. It offers a unique combination of innovative research, strong mentorship, and a collaborative environment, allowing students to become independent scientists while contributing to impactful discoveries.


Student Testimonials

  • Emma Trujillo: "I chose CU Anschutz because of its strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration and the supportive mentorship I've found here."
  • Jessica Prendergast: "I chose CU Anschutz because of the unique combination of innovative research, strong mentorship, and a collaborative environment."
  • Lily Mussallem: "The CU Anschutz Immunology PhD community has gone above and beyond to minimize barriers and foster a collaborative, inclusive environment."
  • Samuel Burciaga: "What stands out about CU Anschutz is how approachable and collaborative the faculty are—they're not just experts, but true partners in the process."
  • Joey Magno: "I love being in our program for the science and outdoors of course, but what I love most is the people."

Research Areas

The program covers diverse areas of immunology, including:


  • Innate and adaptive immunity
  • Host-pathogen interactions
  • Tumor immunity
  • Autoimmunity
  • Immune deficiencies
  • Vaccine development

Recent Achievements

  • 2025 Successful Thesis Defense: Ashton Sigler (J Jacobelli, Mentor) successfully defended 'THE DIFFERENTIAL ROLES OF FORMINS IN PROMOTING T CELL MIGRATION IN COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTS'.

Associated Programs

  • Summer Research Programs
  • PIKE-PREP (Postbac Program)
  • College of Nursing
  • School of Medicine
  • Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • School of Dental Medicine
  • Colorado School of Public Health
  • Graduate School

Accreditation

The University of Colorado is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.


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