Students benefit from small class size, individual attention from teachers, and a flexible curriculum which can be arranged to meet the needs of the student. Research opportunities are available in the areas of hypertension, environmental epidemiology, medical effectiveness, and outcomes research, to name a few. The program is a two-year course of study designed for individuals with professional degrees. Two semesters of biostatistics, two semesters of epidemiology and one semester of clinical epidemiology are required. In addition, advanced courses in specific content areas of epidemiology, such as environmental and cardiovascular epidemiology, are available.
Students also complete and defend a thesis.
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