
Graduate Programs
Considering graduate study in immunology? The University of Minnesota offers several graduate programs that specialize in immunology. CFI has over 75 faculty members from both basic science and clinical departments to provide a broad-based education in immunological research preparing our students for a wide range of career opportunities.
Learn about graduate programs in immunology
Visit each program for deadlines and application info.
Why choose Immunology
Prospective students: What you need to know
What can I do with a degree in immunology? Immunology is the study of how cells interact with each other. It's the building blocks of cancer research. You can go into a career as a medical doctor, research in the industry, academics, and patent law, as some examples.
Why choose UMN

With the Center for Immunology as its nexus for immunology research and training, the University of Minnesota is a great place to study.
- Living in Minnesota
- Student life at the University of Minnesota
- Resources for students
- Diversity in graduate education
- Biomedical Discovery District—state-of-the art facilities where many immunology programs are located