The Antigens Online Course is a foundational program designed to introduce learners to the biological and functional aspects of antigens, key elements in the immune response. Antigens play a central role in how the body identifies and reacts to foreign substances, and this course aims to explain their structure, types, and interactions within the immune system in a clear and accessible way.

Learners will explore the classification of antigens—including exogenous, endogenous, and autoantigens—along with the molecular characteristics that influence how antigens are recognized by immune cells. The course also examines antigen-antibody interactions, the concept of antigenicity and immunogenicity, and the role of antigens in the context of vaccines and laboratory diagnostics. While the course does not offer medical advice or make therapeutic claims, it provides scientific insights that can support further study or general interest in biology and health sciences.

Throughout the modules, the focus remains on developing conceptual clarity and encouraging scientific curiosity. Animated visuals, case examples, and simple explanations help ensure that complex topics are introduced in a way that is engaging and suitable for a broad audience.

Learners will explore the classification of antigens—including exogenous, endogenous, and autoantigens—along with the molecular characteristics that influence how antigens are recognized by immune cells. The course also examines antigen-antibody interactions, the concept of antigenicity and immunogenicity, and the role of antigens in the context of vaccines and laboratory diagnostics.

Who this course is for:

• Undergraduate students
• High school graduates preparing for biology-related studies
• Educators seeking conceptual clarity
• Any learner with an interest in understanding how antigens contribute to immune responses in living organisms.