Develops applications and theory to address variability, uncertainty, and chance in order to support public health and biomedicine findings with reliable evidence.
Trains students to identify and assess environmental
health risks, providing vital opportunities to intervene and thus help foster positive health outcomes for the community.
Epidemiology is concerned with the distribution and causes of disease in human populations and with developing and testing ways to prevent and control disease.
Provides the knowledge and practical skills required for careers in the U.S. and abroad as healthcare managers, policy analysts, consultants, and public health professionals.
Focuses on systems-wide methods and interventions in family, reproductive, and sexual health; human rights; and the health of people living in emergencies.
Applies social science theories to analyze public health problems and design effective interventions and strategies that prevent disease and promote health.