Epidemiology certificate programs

Graduate Certificate in Epidemiology and Clinical Research. For students who are interested in a shorter program that can be completed in less than a year, we are now offering an graduate certificate in Epidemiology Clinical Research. For details and application information, please visit the graduate certificate website.

The Certificate in Advanced Epidemiology provides graduates with in-depth expertise in epidemiologic methods across different topics like infectious and chronic disease and for diverse populations. The program fosters understanding of the role of epidemiology within the broader fields of public health, medicine, and social and behavioral sciences—areas in which epidemiologists often collaborate. This certificate enables graduates to identify potential ethical problems in research studies and evaluate alternative approaches. The intensive curriculum prepares MPH graduates with the critical interdisciplinary thinking and methodological skill set needed to address today’s complex public health challenges.

The certificate is designed for masters and doctoral students at The Johns Hopkins University and junior and mid-level professionals with an interest in gaining exposure to the expertise and skills utilized by healthcare epidemiologists and infection preventionists. Healthcare epidemiologists and infection preventionists aim to prevent and control healthcare-associated infections, antimicrobial resistant and epidemiologically significant organisms and other adverse outcomes in the healthcare setting by translating research into practice. Upon completion of the certificate program, students will be able to:. The certificate program is open to masters and doctoral students currently enrolled in any division of The Johns Hopkins University. It is also offered to non-degree students with at least a baccalaureate degree in medicine, nursing or microbiology from an accredited college or university and a strong record of successful academic performance. The certificate program review committee will review the applications and notify each applicant of their admissions decision. The certificate requires a minimum of 18 term credits. All required and elective courses must be taken for a letter grade and students must earn a minimum 2.75 overall GPA in certificate coursework. The certificate program length is flexible however, the certificate must be completed within three years. The student should review the section of the website that addresses completion before completing certificate program requirements.The student transcripts will not indicate that the certificate was earned until the Notification of Completion has been submitted, verified by the certificate program, and processed by the Registrar. Bloomberg degree students who earn at least a B in one introductory epidemiology and one introductory biostatistics course may use these courses to fulfill the introductory epidemiology requirement however, they will only be allowed to six credits from these courses towards the certificate. They must complete the four-credit Healthcare Epidemiology course and at least eight credits of core and elective courses.

Epidemiology certificate program is designed to supplement and build on the knowledge of working professionals who desire additional training in epidemiology. It will also cater to students who wish to further their knowledge of this field by immersing themselves in its study for one academic year in preparation for other graduate of professional degrees. A full-time student will be able to complete the certificate program in two semesters, while a part-time student may finish within four semesters. Students will be admitted for the fall and spring semesters. In addition to the application form, prospective certificate students should submit the following:. Address intellectual interests and professional and academic goals. Carefully explain how the Epidemiology certificate specifically fits into your future academic and professional plans (not to exceed 500 words). Choose your certificate program on the application from under the Department Certificate Programs .

Epidemiology and biostatistics are the quantitative sciences of public health, investigating causes and prevention of disease and injury and assessing patterns of health in populations around the globe. This certificate provides training in design, statistical programming, data analysis, and valid interpretation of experimental (e.g., clinical) trials and observational studies. Students will gain knowledge and skills in the methods required to conduct and communicate public health research. Students in the Epidemiology and Biostatistics Certificate program will have the option to conduct a data analysis or critical evaluation of the published literature. Community Assessment, Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Functional Certificate. Design and Conduct of Public Health Research Functional Certificate. Global Health Program Design, Monitoring, and Evaluation Functional Certificate.

The Certificate in Psychiatric Epidemiology 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Psychiatric Epidemiology is the only certificate program of its type in the world. Graduates will join the vibrant international cohort of psychiatric epidemiologists around the world.

The Graduate Certificate in Infectious Disease Epidemiology, offered and administrated through the Epidemiology and Biostatistics, provides UGA graduate students, who have a strong interest in infectious diseases at the human population level, a program of study and formal recognition in this area. By earning this certificate, students will be able to explicitly demonstrate the infectious disease-related training and skills that are of increasing importance in the field. Have previously taken EPID 7010 and BIOS 7010 or equivalent knowledge (as determined by the Certificate Coordinator when student applies). Students will need to complete a minimum of five 3-credit hour courses to earn a Certificate in Infectious Disease Epidemiology. For detailed information coursework and other requirements, please refer to the ID Certificate Program Handbook. Applying for admission to the Graduate Certificate in Infectious Disease Epidemiology Program is a two-step process:. All applicants must complete the ID Certificate Program admission form. Upon receipt of the application, the Certificate Coordinator will notify the student of receipt of their application and invite the student to meet and discuss the proposed program of study. Once all infectious disease epidemiology certificate course requirements are complete, students must complete theID Certificate completion form and submit it the Certificate Coordinator for final approval and signature.

UVM’s Certificate of Graduate Study in Epidemiology introduces students to the foundations and language of public health through the study of epidemiology. Epidemiology is a basic science of public health used to study disease and health patterns, and causes and effects within specific populations or communities. UVM’s 18-credit Certificate of Graduate Study in Epidemiology is a concise immersion into the field of epidemiology and quantitative population health science. The Certificate of Graduate Study in Epidemiology is an 18-credit program that requires two courses in each of the core areas of Epidemiology and Public Health Biostatistics, and two electives. This assures a solid foundation in population health science while allowing students some flexibility to pursue their own areas of interest. Among the highlights:.

Epidemiology is the study of the distribution and determinants of disease, illness and injury. The graduate epidemiology certificate is a 15-credit hour program designed to provide the learner with an understanding of the concepts of epidemiology used in public health practice. The certificate is intended to provide the concepts, methods and tools needed for the assessment of health situations and trends of population groups. Projected cost of attendance will include any mandatory fees under Public Health Graduate Certificates. Tuition costs for the public health graduate certificates are based upon the number of credit hours taken per term. Tuition is due at the beginning of each term of your enrollment. Gainful employment information applies to the Graduate Program in Public Health certificate programs at EVMS, where students may receive Title IV aid.