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The Master of Science in Epidemiology is a one-year, full-time master’s program through Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine at our downtown Chicago campus. The program provides graduate training in epidemiologic research design and analysis for students who want to gain to necessary skills to successfully work in public health and/or clinical epidemiologic research.
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Contact Maureen Moran, MPH
Director of Admissions & Graduate Student Affairs
312-503-0050
The following requirements are in addition to, or further elaborate upon, those requirements outlined in The Graduate School Policy Guide.
Total Units Required: 15
Course | Title |
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Core Courses | |
BIOSTAT 301-0 | Introduction to Epidemiology |
BIOSTAT 302-0 | Introduction to Biostatistics |
BIOSTAT 305-0 | Data Management and Analysis in SAS |
or PUB_HLTH 305-0 | Programming for Statistical Analysis |
BIOSTAT 306-0 | R Programming |
BIOSTAT 401-0 | Intermediate Epidemiology |
BIOSTAT 402-0 | Intermediate Biostatistics |
BIOSTAT 501-0 | Advanced Epidemiology |
BIOSTAT 565-0 | Clinical Database Management |
EPID 357-0 | Seminar in Epidemiology I |
EPID 358-0 | Seminar in Epidemiology II |
EPID 359-0 | Seminar in Epidemiology III |
PUB_HLTH 441-0 | Ethical Issues in Clinical Research |
Electives | |
Epidemiology Selectives (2 units) | |
Methods Selective (1 unit) | |
Electives (2 units) |