Courses
The Population Health Core Curriculum (M.S., Ph.D.) includes an introductory course in population health, an introductory course in health services research, a two-semester sequence in epidemiology, a three-semester sequence in biostatistics, and a course in research ethics. Students concentrating in social and behavioral health sciences will choose a relevant thesis/dissertation topic and select electives such as:
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Assessment of Medical Technology (PHS 875)
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Bridging the Gap Between Research and Action
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Clinical Research: Community and Systems (NUR 817)
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Design and Analysis of Psychological Experiments (PSYCH 710)
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Evaluation Research
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Family Processes, Health, and Illness (NUR 713)
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Health Economics (PHS 848)
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Introductory Nonparametric Tests (STAT 351)
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Public Health Principles and Practices (PHS 780)
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Social and Behavioral Sciences in Public Health (PHS 650-033)
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Structural Equation Modeling (EDPSYCH 960)
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Theory and Issues in Human Development (HDFS 725)
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