Introductory Microbiology Course

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This intensive medical microbiology course offers an in-depth exploration of modern microbiology, covering topics from microbial cell structure to host-pathogen interactions. Taught through lectures and discussions, the program closely resembles graduate-school instruction and is designed to prepare students for careers in healthcare, including nursing and graduate school. The course is led by Payam Benyamini and is offered both in-person and remotely.

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Outline:

• Program Content
This course provides students with an in-depth exposure to modern microbiology. It covers various aspects, including:
• Microbial cell structure and function
• Processing of molecular information
• Comparative genomics
• Population diversity
• Evolution
• Pathogenesis
• Growth and control
• Host-pathogen interactions
• Program Structure
The program consists of lectures and discussions that closely resemble graduate-school instruction. Students are actively involved in exploring scientific information, applying it to medical microbiology, and developing a solid foundation in the subject matter.
• Course Schedule

In-Person

• April 3 - June 12
• Wednesdays from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Remote

• April 2 - June 11
• Tuesdays from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Individual Module Descriptions

The specific individual module descriptions are not provided in the context.

Teaching:

• Teaching Methods
The course is taught through a combination of lectures and discussions, fostering an interactive and engaging learning environment.
• Faculty
The instructor for both the In-Person and Remote sections of the course is Payam Benyamini. No additional information about the faculty is provided.
• Unique Approaches
The course is designed to closely mimic graduate-school instruction, providing students with a preview of what to expect at that level.

Careers:

• Career Paths
The course is intended to provide a strong foundation in medical microbiology for students pursuing a future in healthcare, including graduate school and careers such as nursing.