Classes
MIC 394ST – Medical Bacteriology
Fall semesters
This course provides microbiology students with a better understanding of
the clinical relevance and medical importance of bacterial pathogens by
addressing bacterial characteristics and laboratory diagnoses, pathogenesis
and clinical symptoms, epidemiological trends, prevention, drug treatment,
and antibiotic resistance strategies.
MIC 381 – Pathogenic Microbes
Spring semesters
Host-microbial interactions in infectious disease, with emphasis on pathogenesis, host defenses, and molecular mechanisms of microbial virulence.
Prerequisite: MIC 360 or 6 hours in microbiology with instructor approval. Click here to link to blackboard
