Imperial College London has places available on The Imperial Allergy Programme for the 2011/12 and 2012/13 academic years. 
A variety of study options are available:

Short Courses in Allergy

All short courses comprise 2 days of face to face teaching at St. Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London and access to 20 hours of on-line e-Learning to reinforce understanding and knowledge. The courses are multi-disciplinary in their focus and are suited to GPs, hospital doctors, nurses and dieticians wishing to further their skills in allergic disease.   Short courses in 2012:

Allergic Airways Disease and Asthma:  Monday 19th/Tuesday 20th March 2012
Rhinitis and Hayfever:  Wednesday 21st/Tuesday 22nd March 2012
Allergic Skin Disease:  Monday 11th/Tuesday 12th June 2012
Paediatric Allergy:  Wednesday 13th/Thursday 14th June 2012
Allergic Gastrointestinal Disease:  Monday 13th/Tuesday 14th November 2012
Food Hypersensitivity:  Wednesday 15th/Thursday 16th November 2012

Postgraduate Certificate in Allergy

The PGC in Allergy offers a sound theoretical background to the principles of the mechanisms and management, and a robust practical programme in diagnosis and treatment of allergic disease. It is a 9 month Masters level part-time blended learning course comprising 3 modules – Scientific Basis of Allergy; Diagnosis and Treatment of Allergy;  the Cutting Edge of Allergy.  Each module involves one week of face to face teaching at Imperial College and 10 weeks of on-line e-learning tasks.  Commencement date:  8th October 2012.

MSc in Allergy

The MSc is a 2 or 3 year part-time programme building upon the PGC in Allergy syllabus.  Students select four of the six short courses and perform an allergy research project. Students benefit from a comprehensive academic training, an introduction to appropriate research methods and practice, and the opportunity for intellectual development within a stimulating and supportive environment.

For further information please visit: http://www1.imperial.ac.uk/medicine/teaching/postgraduate/taughtcourses/allergyprogramme/ or contact the Course Director Dr Jill A Warner:  jill.warner@imperial.ac.uk