For full-time students
Year 1 Fall |
PUBH 601: Foundations of Public Health Knowledge* |
0 |
PUBH 803 Public Health Perspectives on Science |
3 |
EPID 821 Epidemiological Methods II |
3 |
BIOS 821 Applied Biostatistics II |
3 |
Year 1 Spring |
PUBH 804 Qualitative Research Methods with Application to Urban Health |
3 |
EPID 822 Epidemiological Methods III |
3 |
BIOS 822 Applied Biostatistics III |
3 |
Year 2 Fall |
EPID 823 Epidemiological Methods IV |
3 |
BIOS 823 Applied Biostatistics IV |
3 |
Elective |
3 |
Year 2 Spring |
EPID 824 Epidemiological Methods V |
3 |
EPID 825 Experimental Design |
3 |
Elective |
3 |
Year 2 Summer |
Comprehensive Exam |
– |
Year 3 Fall |
Teaching Experience |
– |
Elective |
3 |
Elective |
3 |
Year 3 Spring |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
Year 4 Fall |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
Year 4 Spring |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
Year 5 Fall |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
For part-time students
Year 1 Fall |
PUBH 601: Foundations of Public Health Knowledge* |
0 |
EPID 821 Epidemiological Methods II |
3 |
BIOS 821 Applied Biostatistics II |
3 |
Year 1 Spring |
EPID 822 Epidemiological Methods III |
3 |
BIOS 822 Applied Biostatistics III |
3 |
Year 2 Fall |
EPID 823 Epidemiological Methods IV |
3 |
PUBH 803 Public Health Perspectives on Science |
3 |
Year 2 Spring |
EPID 824 Epidemiological Methods V |
3 |
PUBH 804 Qualitative Research Methods with Application to Urban Health |
3 |
Year 3 Fall |
BIOS 823 Applied Biostatistics IV |
3 |
Elective |
3 |
Year 3 Spring |
EPID 825 Experimental Design |
3 |
Elective |
3 |
Year 3 Summer |
Comprehensive Exam |
– |
Year 4 Fall |
Elective |
3 |
Elective |
3 |
Year 4 Spring |
Teaching Experience |
– |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
Year 5 Fall |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
Year 5 Spring |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
Year 6 Fall |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
Year 6 Spring |
PUBH 900 Dissertation Supervision |
0 |
*PUBH 601 should be completed in a student’s first semester. Students who have a CEPH-accredited undergraduate or graduate degree in public health are waived from this requirement.