Interdisciplinary Studies in Antimicrobial Resistance (GSBS-0150)

Spring 2027 · GSBS 0150 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate

The objective of this interdisciplinary course is to train the next generation of leaders working to understand and combat the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) crisis, well-prepared to contribute to bringing forth urgently-needed new antibiotic treatments. This course covers content related to antimicrobial resistance and antibiotics, including modes of action and mechanisms of resistance to existing agents, new anti-infective strategies, the role of diagnostics and stewardship in combating AMR, and how new agents are discovered. During the course, students will learn about and reflect on major challenges related to the antimicrobial resistance crisis, including the impact of AMR infections in clinical practice, the need for innovative approaches, why the antibiotic development market is different from other drug development, and challenges in equal distribution of medicines. PRERQS: Requires completion of BIO 13 or BME 33 or Graduate standing, or via special permission from course director.

Course codes: GSBS-0150, GSBS 0150, GSBS0150, GSBS-150, GSBS 150, GSBS150

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