Degree Requirements
MS Student Handbook
School-Wide Core Requirements (18 semester hours)
- BSTT 400 – Biostatistics I (4 semester hours)
- EPID 403 – Introduction to Epidemiology: Principles and Methods (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 450 – Foundations and Determinants of Public Health (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 598 – Research in the Public Health Sciences – MS (8 semester hours)
Required Non-Credit Training
- Title IX Training – Sexual Harassment
- IPHS 421 – SPH Success
- Quantitative Baseline Assessment
- SPH & UIC Policies Module
- Human Subjects Research
- SPH Academic Integrity Tutorial
Divisional Core Requirements (16-17 semester hours)
Required courses:
- BSTT 401 – Biostatistics II (4 semester hours)
- EPID 404 – Intermediate Epidemiologic Methods (4 semester hours)
- EPID 406 – Epidemiologic Computing (3 semester hours)
- EPID 591 – Current Epidemiologic Literature (2 semester hours)
- EPID 595 – Epidemiology Research Seminar (1 semester hour)
Select one of the following courses:
- BSTT 505 – Logistic Regression and Survival Analysis (2 semester hours)
- BSTT 506 – Design of Clinical Trials (3 semester hours)
- BSTT 507 – Sampling and Estimation Methods Applied to Public Health (3 semester hours)
Electives (as needed to bring the program total to 50 semester hours)
Students may use their electives to pursue a course of study in one of the following optional concentrations, or may customize their program of study by selecting from a broad range of course work to meet their career goals and interests. All students must complete sufficient elective hours to bring their total program of study to a 50 semester hour minimum.
Optional Concentrations
About the Concentration
Students selecting the Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology concentration must complete the School-Wide Course Requirements as well as 38 semester credit hours of the following concentration courses.