Stritch - Microbiology and Immunology
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The Excitement of Discovery
We are dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in research and graduate education.
Microbiology and Immunology
The Microbiology and Immunology Department offers programs leading to MS and PhD degrees. A dual degree of MD/PhD is also offered to students who are accepted into the Stritch School of Medicine and the Graduate School. Full tuition remission and stipend awards are available for accepted PhD and MD/PhD students. All applications are accepted for fall admission only. LEARN MORE
We Care About Diversity
Science benefits from ideas when we’re all included and feel valued. The laboratory is a space for ideas to come to life, and bringing diverse minds to these spaces is critical for supporting the future of science. Though we all can bring wonderful ideas to the forefront and contribute to the scientific endeavor, some have had an easier path than others. Making this path open to everyone is our goal. We in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology are committed to improving diversity, equity, and inclusion in the basic sciences by recruiting diverse voices, providing support for these voices, engaging our community in science, and reflecting on the errors of the past to correct for the future. Through this we hope to foster a vibrant community of scientists.
Science benefits from ideas when we’re all included and feel valued. The laboratory is a space for ideas to come to life, and bringing diverse minds to these spaces is critical for supporting the future of science. Though we all can bring wonderful ideas to the forefront and contribute to the scientific endeavor, some have had an easier path than others. Making this path open to everyone is our goal. We in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology are committed to improving diversity, equity, and inclusion in the basic sciences by recruiting diverse voices, providing support for these voices, engaging our community in science, and reflecting on the errors of the past to correct for the future. Through this we hope to foster a vibrant community of scientists.