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Epidemiology, Molecular Epidemiology, Human Genetics Graduate Program PhD MS

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Congratulations

The Graduate Program in Epidemiology and Human Genetics would like to congratulate PhD Student, Jingyi Li who has been selected as one of the "SOPHE/CDC"(Society for Public Health Education) Student Fellows in Injury Prevention for 2009.

The Graduate Program in Epidemiology & Human Genetics offers courses of study leading to MS and/or PhD degrees.

Students in the doctoral program select from among three tracks:

• Epidemiology – provides training in the design, conduct, analysis, and interpretation of epidemiologic studies; includes courses in advanced biostatistics. Opportunities for dissertation research in diverse areas.
• Molecular Epidemiology – combines molecular, epidemiologic, and genetic studies, with opportunities for dissertation research that includes laboratory-based methods.
• Human Genetics and Genomic Medicine – provides broad training across different disciplines within the field of human genetics followed by a specialization area of the student’s choosing.

For Additional information, view the Program in Epidemiology & Human Genetics full color brochure. (Adobe Acrobat Reader required).

Students in the MS program choose from among:

• Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine – design, conduct, analysis, and interpretation of epidemiologic studies
• Clinical Research – design and analysis of clinical studies
• Human Genetics and Genomic Medicine – provides broad training across different disciplines within the field of human genetics followed by a specialization area of the student’s choosing.