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Examples of Optional Graduate Courses
| Course Number | Course Name (Instructor) |
| PHS 795 | Determinants of Health |
| PHS 797 | Principles and Strategy of Epidemiology (Kanarek) |
| PHS 798 | Epidemiologic Methods (Allen) |
| PHS 650 | Epidemiology of Women's Health (Allen) |
| PHS 802 | Chronic Disease Epidemiology (Cruickshanks) |
| PHS 803 | MonitoringPopulation Health (Remington) |
| PHS 575 | Biological Processes of Aging (E.Smith) |
| PHS 796 | Health Services Research Methods (M. Smith) |
| PHS 800 | Advanced Quantitative Methods in Population Health (Palta) |
| PHS 877 | Economic Analysis for Population Health ( Mullahy) |
| PHS 875 | Health Technology Assessment (Fryback) |
| Soc 750 | Research Methods in Sociology (Freese) |
| Soc 751/752 | Survey Methods for Social Research (Schaeffer) |
| Soc 952 | Models for Survival and Event History Data (Palloni) |
| Econ 848 | Health Economics (Wolfe/Mullahy) |
| Biostat 641 | Statistical Methods for Clinical Trials (Kim) |
| Environ Studies 843 | Land Use Policy and Planning (Jacobs) |
| Indust Eng 617 | Health Information Systems (Brennan) |
In addition to these formal courses, there are numerous seminars in Population Health, Sociology, Demography, Environmental Studies, Economics, Psychology, Aging, and clinical departments that would be available to the Scholars.
File last updated:
July 12, 2006
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