Program Overview
The immune system holds the key to treating many of today's most complex diseases. Explore the science behind the immune system while helping bridge research and patient care.
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20
Months of dedicated research experience
24
Total months to complete the program
5:1
Student to faculty ratio
Admissions
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Degree Required
Applicants must hold a completed bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Letters of Recommendation
A minimum of two letters must be submitted from individuals who have supervised the applicant's academic work or job performance.
Transcripts
Official transcripts can be uploaded through the application portal or sent directly from the institution to the graduate program office at [email protected].
Personal Statement
Submit a personal statement detailing your research background and experience, interest in translational immunology research, and long-term goals to be achieved during the TrIMS program.
Curriculum
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Build a rewarding career in the field of immune-mediated diseases.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Master of Science in Translational Immunology (TrIMS) program is a comprehensive study of human immunology and immune-mediated diseases, focusing on research perspectives. It includes practical training to equip scientists with the skills needed to apply translational thinking when designing and executing research projects.
The Master of Science in Translational Immunology (TrIMS) program prepares students for a professional career in immunology research, both in academic and industry settings, by teaching them how to design projects and figures, understand immunology approaches, and gain vital advanced knowledge of the field. This program opens doors to higher-level science positions and provides solid preparation for pursuing more advanced graduate programs, such as a PhD or a comparable degree.
The program is two full years (24 months). Each cohort starts in September.
Applicants must have a bachelor's degree and a GPA of 3.0 or higher to be eligible for the program. The application process includes submitting an online application, a personal statement, a CV and official transcripts. Two letters of recommendation are also required. To find out more information, please review the admissions page.
Cedars-Sinai employees may be eligible for the Cedars-Sinai Tuition Assistance Program (TAP). Contact [email protected] (student financial services administrator) with any questions regarding tuition or TAP.
You can find course information on our curriculum page.
To apply for the Cedars-Sinai Master of Science in Translational Immunology (TrIMS) program, submit the online application along with a $55 application fee. You'll need to provide a personal statement, a resume or CV, official transcripts, and a minimum of two letters of recommendation. The GRE is not required, but optional scores can strengthen your application. Make sure that documents are emailed to [email protected].
Cedars‑Sinai Medical Center is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
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Master of Science in Translational Immunology
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