MPH

• Recognize public health problems pertinent to the population and identify key related sources of data.
• Explain, calculate and apply epidemiologic terms, measures, and methods.
• Apply principles of equity, inclusion, diversity, cultural competency, and good ethical/legal practices as they relate to study design, data collection and analysis, and reporting.
• Draw appropriate inferences from epidemiological data including identifying strengths and limitations of reports.
• Communicate epidemiologic findings to diverse audiences to empower all groups to benefit from public health information.
• Assist with developing and evaluating evidence-based interventions and control measures to inform equitable and just public health practice.

PhD

• Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of basic and advanced concepts of epidemiology.
• Exhibit proficiency in advanced data analysis techniques and epidemiologic methods.
• Demonstrate ability to critically evaluate results of epidemiologic studies.
• Show competence in scientific and grant writing.
• Design and conduct research to improve population health which addresses issues of equity, promotes inclusion and diversity, and demonstrates cultural competence.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required
H 524	INTRODUCTION TO BIOSTATISTICS	4
H 525	EPIDEMIOLOGICAL METHODS I	3
H 526	EPIDEMIOLOGIC METHODS II	3
H 564	COMPUTING TOOLS AND HEALTH DATA ANALYSIS	3
H 580	LINEAR REGRESSION AND ANALYSIS OF TIME TO EVENT DATA	4
H 581	GENERALIZED LINEAR MODELS AND CATEGORICAL DATA ANALYSIS	4
Electives		21
Total Credits		42