D.9. Key Learning Outcomes

1. To gain knowledge about general features, development and pathogenesis of allergic diseases.

2. To conceive the interaction between innate and adaptive immunities in allergic inflammation and to evaluate their contribution to disease pathogenesis.

3. To learn cell types and their characteristics and roles in allergic diseases.

4. To have information concerning genetic basis of allergic diseases and gen-enviroment interactions.

5. To obtain knowledge on the legal regulations and ethical approaches directed towards clinical studies, and to comply with these ethical principles, being aware of their importance at an individual level and for society

6. To follow new developments and Technologies in the field of allergic inflammation, to know the equipment and material used in this field and to be able to use basic molecular and cell biology techniques.

7. To be able to use information technology effectively in life for professional use.

8. To discuss at a national and international level, topics related to allergic diseases, to possess the knowledge and the capability to solve problems and to master a foreign language, in such a way that this knowledge will serve as principles of life long learning.

9. To present individually or as a team opinions in a scientific environment on theoretical and practical topics, to discuss systematically with specialists, to defend and question norms, to assess the results in the framework of quality processing.

10. To analyse research data obtained in allergic diseases using statistic methods, to report according to evidence or present in a national/international scientific field.

11. To know the working standards of an allergic research laboratory, to implement the rules of data acquisition and scientific reporting, ethics and biosafety.