The
Department of Population Health Sciences is
home to world-class research programs tackling the causes
of morbidity and
mortality affecting the health of the population, developing
and applying new methods for measuring health, and analyzing
public and clinical health policies.
These
multidisciplinary programs study the effects and interactions
of genetic traits; biologic and metabolic processes; pathogens;
pollutants;
lifestyles;
behaviors; economic social and physical environments; and
public health and health care systems on the health of populations.
The
Graduate
Program houses multiple degree programs. Please
click on the links
below
to learn
more about
the requirements of each. |
