Rate My Professor Kim Murphy

Returning to Monash University as a lecturer in the Department of Immunology after her PhD, Murphy teaches units such as IMM2011 Basic immunology: The body's defence system, IMM2022 Immunology in health and disease, and IMM3062 Clinical and research laboratory immunology. Her research interests include immunology, medical education, technology in teaching and learning, pedagogy, and effective study techniques for immunology students. Key publications feature the review 'Antidrug antibodies (ADAb) to tumour necrosis factor (TNF)-specific neutralising agents in chronic inflammatory diseases: a real issue, a clinical perspective' (Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 2013, 325 Scopus citations), 'Gene therapy strategies towards immune tolerance to treat the autoimmune diseases' (Current Gene Therapy, 2006), 'Using inquiry-based learning to enhance immunology laboratory skills' (Frontiers in Immunology, 2019), 'Redefining Academic Identity in an Evolving Higher Education Landscape' (Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice, 2017), and the book chapter 'The Inflammatory Response' (Paramedical Principles and Practice: A Clinical Reasoning Approach 2E, 2020). She performs peer review for Immunology and Cell Biology.