30-Hours Professional Diploma in Virology
Credit hours
3
Viruses are explored from their structure and classification to how they replicate and interact with the host immune system. Learners study how viral infections cause disease, diagnostic methods, antiviral drugs and resistance, vaccine development and emerging viral threats. It suits science students, laboratory and health workers, and anyone wanting a clearer understanding of how viruses affect public health.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Virology and Viral Structures
- 02Viral Classification and Taxonomy
- 03Viral Replication Cycles and Mechanisms
- 04Host-Virus Interactions and Immune Response
- 05Pathogenesis of Viral Infections
- 06Diagnostic Techniques in Virology
- 07Antiviral Therapies and Resistance
- 08Vaccine Development and Immunisation Strategies
- 09Emerging and Re-Emerging Viral Threats
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