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Work for the UCL Division of Infection and Immunity, a vibrant community of world-class scientists conducting basic and applied research in immunology, virology and microbiology.

We are an equal opportunities employer committed to ensuring our staff have equal opportunities for employment and promotion. The Division holds an Athena SWAN silver award, reflecting our commitment to tackling gender inequality in higher education. The Division comprises academic research and teaching staff, as well as administrative and technical support staff.

All of our vacancies are advertised on the UCL Human Resources website by searching the keyword "immunity". All applications should be submitted directly via this wesbite.

Highlights in Medical Sciences

UCL Cancer Institute awarded Athena SWAN Gold

Award

UCL Cancer Institute awarded Athena SWAN Gold

The UCL Cancer Institute has been awarded Athena SWAN Gold in recognition of its sustained commitment to advancing gender equality in higher education and research.

New Dean of Medical Sciences appointed

Announcement

New Dean of Medical Sciences appointed

Internationally recognised clinician scientist, Professor Emma Morris, will take up the role of Dean of UCL's Faculty of Medical Sciences in August 2025.

Lung cancer test better predicts survival in early stages of disease

Research breakthrough

Lung cancer test better predicts survival in early stages of disease

A new test developed by UCL Cancer Institute and the Francis Crick Institute can better predict lung cancer survival at diagnosis.