Program Overview

Introduction to Immunology 210

Module Details

The module code for Introduction to Immunology is GIM 210. This is an undergraduate module offered by the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Module Content

The module introduces students to the basic principles of human immunology.

Module Credits and NQF Level

• Module credits: 4.00
• NQF Level: 06

Programmes and Prerequisites

• The module is part of various programmes.
• Prerequisites for the module include:
  • PHY 131
  • CMY 151
  • MLB 111
  • MTL 180
  • FIL 155
  • MGW 112
  • ANA 124
  • ANA 127
  • FSG 122
  • PHM 120
  • BMR 120
  • HEE 120
  • MHL 120
  • LIH 120
  • CNS 120
  • ZUL 119 or SEP 119

Contact Time and Language of Tuition

• Contact time: 12 hours (12 hours of lectures)
• Language of tuition: The module is presented in English

Period of Presentation

The module is presented in Semester 1.

General Academic Regulations and Student Rules

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Regulations, Degree Requirements, and Information

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University of Pretoria Programme Qualification Mix (PQM) Verification Project

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