Antibiotics & Vaccines: Past, Present & Future- Online

Antibiotics & Vaccines: Past, Present & Future- Online

Date(s) & Location(s):
June 8 - 26, 2026
Program Details:

The first two weeks of each course are asynchronous and consist of about 7 hours of work per week. During the third week, students interact with their instructor and other students via videoconferencing meetings, and the course is about 20 hours long.

The synchronous class meetings will take place from 12-1:30 PM.

Grades Eligible:
Rising  10th 11th 12th
Course Description:

Antibiotics and vaccines have revolutionized medicine, saving countless lives for decades. In the 21st century, technological advances have taken these life-saving tools even further, protecting millions across the globe. But what happens when these defenses begin to lose their power against the world’s toughest germs?

This course explores the science behind antibiotics and vaccines, the challenges of resistance, and the cutting-edge innovations shaping the future of global health. Students will investigate real-world scenarios, uncover the mechanisms that make these treatments effective, and consider what it takes to stay one step ahead in the battle against infectious disease.

Instructor:
Kimberly Sanderlin
Cost:
$695