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Minor
for Students Enrolled in University Ph.D. Programs |
Ph.D.
students enrolled in other programs may pursue a minor in Population
Health. Those who wish to do so may contact Kelly
Haslam (haslam@wisc.edu)
for minor advising. A minimum of 10 credits of course work
consisting of three required 3-credit courses and 1-3 credits
of a Population Health elective must be completed. The
minor will consist of the following Population Health Sciences
courses:
- Pop Hlth 797 Introduction
to Epidemiology (3 cr) Fall
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- At least one of the following courses:
Pop Hlth 780 Public
Health: Principles and Practices (3 cr)
Pop Hlth 795 Fall Principles
of Population Health Sciences (3 cr) Fall
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- At least one of the following research methods courses:
Pop Hlth 796 Introduction
to Health Services Research (3 cr) Spring
Pop Hlth 798 Epidemiologic
Methods (3 cr) Spring
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- Students
are strongly recommended to take Pop Hlth 800 Quantitative
Methods in Population Health I (3 cr)
of Pop Hlth Quantitative Methods in Population Health II (3
cr) as an elective. However, other Population Health
elective courses can be considered.
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A likely course sequence for the minor in Population
Health would be as follows:
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Fall
Semester: Pop Hlth 795 OR Pop Hlth 780
Pop
Hlth 797
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Spring
Semester: Pop Hlth 796 OR Pop Hlth 798
Pop
Hlth Elective
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| Students
who request exemptions and/or substitutions for required
minor courses must appeal to the Director of the
Graduate Program through the Graduate Program Coordinator. In
this case, the appeal must include a Proposed Minor Program
Plan, which must be approed and signed by the Graduate Program
Director. |
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