The mhs program is completed in one academic year. Browse an overview of the requirements for this master's program in the jhu academic catalogue and explore all course offerings in the bloomberg school course directory The department of molecular microbiology and immunology (mmi) is committed to providing outstanding training toward understanding infectious disease processes at all levels, from the population through organismal, tissue, cellular, and molecular aspects of public health biology. This holistic approach requires a common core of knowledge of the population, clinical, cellular, and molecular aspects of disease Mhs training is provided through coursework, special studies with faculty members, and participation in other departmental activities. The department of molecular microbiology and immunology integrates many disciplines concerned with the study of the transmission, immunobiology and pathogenesis of bacterial, parasitic, viral, immunological, and infectious diseases of public health importance.
Mhs training is provided through coursework, special studies with faculty members, and participation in other departmental activities An elective opportunity to gain experience with basic molecular biological laboratory techniques is also available. The program is supported by more than 40 faculty members in both the school of medicine and the bloomberg school of public health. The mhs program in molecular microbiology & immunology (mmi) at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health aims to provide a strong foundation in biomedical sciences for students interested in addressing infectious and immunologic diseases of public health importance.
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