Degree Requirements
Students selecting the Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology concentration must complete the School-Wide Course Requirements as well as 38 semester hours of the following concentration courses.
MS Student Handbook
School-Wide Core Requirements (18 semester hours) Heading link
- BSTT 400 – Biostatistics I (4 semester hours)
- EPID 403 – Introduction to Epidemiology: Principles and Methods (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 520 – Foundations of Public Health (3 semester hours)
- IPHS 598 – Research in the Public Health Sciences – MS (minimum 8 semester hours)
Required Non-Credit Training Heading link
- Information Privacy & Security
- Human Subjects Research
- Title IX Training – Sexual Harassment
- SPH Academic Integrity Tutorial
Divisional Core (11 semester hours) Heading link
- BSTT 401 – Biostatistics II (4 semester hours)
- EPID 404 – Intermediate Epidemiologic Methods (4 semester hours)
- EPID 406 – Epidemiologic Computing (3 semester hours)
Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology Courses (26 semester hours) Heading link
- EOHS 421 – Occupational Safety and Health Practice (2 semester hours)
- EPID/EOHS 530 – Current Topics in Occupational & Environmental Epidemiology (2 semester hours)
- EPID/EOHS 535 – Applied Methods in Occupational Epidemiology (2 semester hours)
- EPID/EOHS 536 – Applied Methods in Environmental Epidemiology (2 semester hours)
- EPID 500 – Applied Methods for the Analysis of Epidemiologic Data (4 semester hours)
- EPID 411 – Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases (3 semester hours)
- EOHS 501 – Exposure Assessment Strategies (3 semester hours)
- EOHS 502 – Environment, Toxicology, and Disease (4 semester hours)
- EOHS 495 – Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Seminar (1 semester hour) (students must participate in each semester, but need only enroll for credit in one semester)
Electives
- 3 semester hours hours of electives identified by student and advisor based on research interests