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Epidemiology involves analyzing how diseases spread and identifying factors that influence health outcomes across populations, aiming to prevent and manage illnesses. As a fundamental public health discipline, it underpins research study design and evaluation. The Master of Science in Environmental Health, Plan B, Epidemiology Specialization provides both theoretical insights and hands-on training in epidemiological techniques, emphasizing quantitative approaches. Students apply these competencies to diverse health risks and conditions.
The Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences delivers extensive graduate programs covering cancer biology, oncology, workplace and environmental safety (including industrial hygiene and ergonomics), radiation protection, radiation sciences (such as radiobiology and radioecology), epidemiology, and toxicology.