The MSc Allergy course is designed to help health care professionals including GPs, hospital-based doctors, nurses and dietitians to gain a greater understanding of allergic diseases and to be able to translate this knowledge into their everyday practice. This masters degree programme, which holds the status of World Allergy Organisation Centre of Excellence, aims to develop knowledge and understanding of the mechanisms and management of allergic disease. Our interprofessional approach enables students from different disciplines and professions to interact and learn from each other. This postgraduate programme is designed to help you treat your patients better; we provide health care professionals with effective education and training in the mechanisms, diagnosis, treatment and management of allergic disease. Our course will enable you to manage both adults and children with allergy more effectively. Through the knowledge and understanding you will gain with us, you will also be able to develop and improve your health care provision, through your ability to cascade education to your colleagues, and adult and paediatric patients and their families. The programme in the Faculty of Medicine provides opportunities for you to develop and demonstrate scientific understanding, clinical knowledge, practical skills, and critical thinking qualities. Study is assessed by assignments, interdisciplinary group work and translational assessments which allow you to translate your learning into practice. The dissertation has two routes; Traditional Research or Professional Project and is for MSc students only. Our programme is recognised by the World Allergy Organisation, accredited by the British Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, and is quotable through the Hong Kong Medical Council.