The MPH in Epidemiology and Biostatistics prepares students to design and conduct public health research and apply findings to improve the health of populations. Students in this degree program learn to understand the principles, methods, strengths, and limitations of epidemiologic study designs; collaborate on applied population health research; interpret epidemiologic findings; effectively communicate research and findings to lay and professional audiences; and apply the findings to the development of evidence-based interventions. Students also gain an understanding of and learn to apply core and intermediate level statistical methods to public health research data management, statistical analysis, interpretation, and presentation of analytical results. Graduates are employed in government and private health agencies, industry, and research institutions.