PBH 525 Details
3 Credit Hours
Course Description:
This course introduces the historical roots of epidemiologic thinking and its contribution to contemporary scientific methods. Students will be introduced to epidemiological principles and methods, statistical terms to describe health outcomes and their associative factors, research design and hypothesis development, confounding and bias, quantitative and qualitative data collection methods, measures to assess health outcomes and the impact of interventions, among others. These concepts and skills are used to critically review and interpret public health evidence.
Discipline: Health Sciences
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Sections Offered in Summer 2025:
| PBH 525 01: Epidemiology | Vollet Martin, Kaitlin | Open: 15 / Reg: 0 / Max: 15 | |||||||||||||
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Discipline: Health Sciences
done Open schedule 6 Week Course |
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Sections Offered in Spring 2025:
| PBH 525 1D: Epidemiology | Vollet Martin, Kaitlin | Open: 13 / Reg: 12 / Max: 25 | |||||||||||||
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Discipline: Health Sciences
done Open schedule 8 Week Course |
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