ProfessorMohamed Shamji
Professor of Immunology and Allergy
National Heart & Lung Institute - Faculty of Medicine
Orcid identifier0000-0003-3425-3463 (opens in a new tab)
- Professor of Immunology and AllergyNational Heart & Lung Institute - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 7594 3476 (Work)
- Room 111, Sir Alexander Fleming Building, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
TEACHING INTERESTS
Professor Shamji is involved in various teaching commitments across multiple courses at Imperial College London.
He leads for the NHLI Scientific Basis of Allergy (SBA) course and works closely with Professor Custovic and Dr Vasquez. Additionally, he contributes as a lecturer and assessor for the 4th year Translational Respiratory Medicine BSc course and an active member of the Staff-Student Liaison Group (SSLG). He lectures on a postgraduate course (MSc Molecular Medicine and MSc Immunology course). He also teaches basic science to specialist registrars (SpRs) trainees in Allergy through lectures and workshops. He mentors, supervises and motivates PhD, M.Sc., B.Sc. and UROP students within the Allergy & Clinical immunology section. He also informs mentees of relevant resources available within the college. He has been nominated by the Postgraduate office (NHLI) and supervisors to examine for the Early and Late-Stage review for PhD students at Imperial College London. He has served as an international PhD examiner during a public defence in Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Spain and France.
Professor Shamji hosts various research projects for undergraduate and postgraduate students over the years allowing students to get the opportunity to expose themselves into basic and translational research.
He leads for the NHLI Scientific Basis of Allergy (SBA) course and works closely with Professor Custovic and Dr Vasquez. Additionally, he contributes as a lecturer and assessor for the 4th year Translational Respiratory Medicine BSc course and an active member of the Staff-Student Liaison Group (SSLG). He lectures on a postgraduate course (MSc Molecular Medicine and MSc Immunology course). He also teaches basic science to specialist registrars (SpRs) trainees in Allergy through lectures and workshops. He mentors, supervises and motivates PhD, M.Sc., B.Sc. and UROP students within the Allergy & Clinical immunology section. He also informs mentees of relevant resources available within the college. He has been nominated by the Postgraduate office (NHLI) and supervisors to examine for the Early and Late-Stage review for PhD students at Imperial College London. He has served as an international PhD examiner during a public defence in Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Spain and France.
Professor Shamji hosts various research projects for undergraduate and postgraduate students over the years allowing students to get the opportunity to expose themselves into basic and translational research.