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Immunology

On this page you'll find a hub of resources for those working in immunology, including links to upcoming College and CPD-accredited events.

Our immunology committees

The College hosts a two immunology committees, each meeting twice a year: the Immunology Specialty Advisory Committee (SAC) and the Joint Committee on Immunology and Allergy (with The Royal College of Physicians). Visit the pages below to find out more about each committee and read the minutes.

Immunology SAC
Joint Committee on Immunology and Allergy

Upcoming events

International Pathology Day 2019 by SingHealth

18 November 2019
Asia - South East Asia

Scotland Regional Symposium 2019

20 November 2019
Scotland

British Society for Immunology Congress 2019

02–05, December 2019 (4 days)
North - North East

UKPIN 2019 - New frontiers in the diagonosis and managament of PID

05–06, December 2019 (2 days)

Medical Examiner Officer (MEO) Face to Face Training

22 January 2020
London - North, Central and East London

Medical Examiner (ME) face to face training session

11 February 2020
London - North, Central and East London

Events Calendar

New immunology resources

Joint Committee on Immunology and Allergy Minutes - May 2019 (unconfirmed)
Joint Committee on Immunology and Allergy Minutes - January 2019 (unconfirmed)
Immunology - Mast Cell
Immunology SAC Minutes - May 2019 (unconfirmed)

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Immunology learning resources

Find out more about training, assessment and examinations in immunology.

Immunology training pathway
Medical immunology curriculum
Clinical immulolgy curriculum
Immunology examinations

Further information on immunology training

See the Joint Royal Colleges of Physicians Training Board Immunology pages for immunology training news.

External support for immunology

British Society for Immunology
British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology

I enjoy the challenge of the specialty – so much is still unknown about immunology. The work is outpatient based and patients are very often sent to the clinic because they need specialist diagnosis. There are few clinical trials for many of the rare conditions we manage, so we’re sometimes working at the cutting edge of investigative science.

Dr Helen Bourne Consultant Immunologist

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