Uncover the intricate world of microbes and their impact on human health with our M.Sc in Medical Microbiology program. Designed for aspiring microbiologists and healthcare professionals, this postgraduate degree offers an in-depth exploration of the role of microorganisms in infectious diseases, immunity, and public health.

Students delve into advanced topics such as microbial pathogenesis, immunology, epidemiology, and diagnostic microbiology. Through laboratory work, research projects, and clinical rotations, students gain hands-on experience in microbial identification, antimicrobial resistance testing, and molecular diagnostics.

Upon completion, graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills to pursue careers in clinical microbiology laboratories, public health agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and research institutions. They play a crucial role in disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, antibiotic stewardship, and vaccine development, contributing to the advancement of medical science and the improvement of global health outcomes.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Passing of B.Sc. in Medical stream / B.Sc. (Hons) in Microbiology / B.Sc. MLT with at least 50% Marks (45% in case of reserved category)

SCOPE OF EMPLOYMENT

The scope of employment for M.Sc in Medical Microbiology graduates is expansive and diverse. Armed with advanced knowledge and specialized skills in microbial biology, immunology, and disease diagnostics, graduates are well-equipped for a range of career opportunities in both clinical and research settings. They can pursue roles as clinical microbiologists, diagnostic laboratory managers, infection control specialists, epidemiologists, pharmaceutical researchers, and public health officers. With the ongoing global challenges posed by infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and emerging pathogens, the demand for skilled medical microbiologists continues to grow. Graduates play a critical role in disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, contributing to advancements in healthcare and the improvement of public health outcomes worldwide.

COURSE DURATION:  2 YEARS/ 4 SEMESTERS