Immunovaccinology is an essential module in the curriculum for second-year veterinary science students. In a context where infectious diseases pose a significant threat to animal and public health, understanding immune mechanisms and vaccination strategies is crucial. This module offers an integrated approach that combines immune biology and the principles of vaccination, enabling future veterinarians to develop essential practical and theoretical skills. Through theoretical courses and practical work, students will learn how vaccines stimulate the immune response, as well as the different types of vaccines used in veterinary practice. They will also explore the impact of immunization on animal population health, epidemic prevention, and food safety. This module is therefore a cornerstone of veterinary training, preparing students to become professionals capable of contributing effectively to animal health and the control of infectious diseases.
- Créateur de cours: abdeldjalil dahmane