15 Mar 2011
The Institute for International Cooperation in Animal Biologics (IICAB) at Iowa State University has made its Basic Veterinary Immunology and Principles of Vaccination course available online.
“We have delivered ‘Basic Veterinary Immunology and Principles of Vaccination’ for 15 years as a three-day lecture at the annual Institute for International Cooperation in Animal Biologics, Veterinary Biologics Training Program,” says James Roth, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVM, who delivers both the online and onsite lecture series. “The material serves as both a basic introduction and refresher to immunity and vaccinology principles.
“The course has proved beneficial to veterinarians and staff; companies involved in vaccine development and distribution; national and international government agencies; and others in the animal health industry,” Roth says.
The course is priced at $650 for 120-day access to 34 online video lectures in segments totaling 17 hours. Course notes and Power Points of lecture slides are delivered to participants in print. A sample lecture and accompanying course notes are available here. Individuals and groups can register for the course at this address, with group rates available for 10 or more participants.
For more information you can email immunehelp@iastate.edu
Related website:IICAB
[Source: cattlenetwork.com]
“The course has proved beneficial to veterinarians and staff; companies involved in vaccine development and distribution; national and international government agencies; and others in the animal health industry,” Roth says.
The course is priced at $650 for 120-day access to 34 online video lectures in segments totaling 17 hours. Course notes and Power Points of lecture slides are delivered to participants in print. A sample lecture and accompanying course notes are available here. Individuals and groups can register for the course at this address, with group rates available for 10 or more participants.
For more information you can email immunehelp@iastate.edu
Related website:IICAB
[Source: cattlenetwork.com]
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