The Committee on Immunology provides multidisciplinary training in all aspects of Immunology. The Committee is dedicated to the open exchange of ideas among scholars of all fields, a commitment enhanced by an organizational structure that completely integrates the basic biological sciences with the clinical sciences. This multidisciplinary and integrated approach corresponds well with the reality of the new biology, where molecular and structural techniques are applied widely and with great success in the effort to develop new immunological approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of various immune diseases and cancer. The Immunology program has won training grant support from the NIH continuously for over forty years. Immunology students follow a core curriculum and take several advanced graduate level courses in specialized areas. As part of the Biomedical Sciences Cluster, Immunology students have the resources and flexibility to design particular courses of study to suit their ultimate research goals. They also have extensive opportunities for interaction with the other three clusters within the Biological Sciences Division.