PhD in Health Outcomes Research in St. Louis United States | Saint Louis University

The health outcomes research specialization centers on studies examining the design and assessment of healthcare services, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, and diagnostic tools to enhance patient results. SLUCOR research domains include: Health Data Analytics, Cardiovascular Health, Metabolic Disorders, and Healthcare Standards. Saint Louis University's doctoral program in public health mandates 72 credit hours. Candidates complete 42 credits in specialized coursework, 18 credits in doctoral-level classes, and 12 credits dedicated to dissertation work. Up to 24 credits from a master's degree may be transferred for advanced standing, subject to approval by both the faculty advisor and doctoral program director to verify proficiency in core doctoral and concentration requirements. The degree requires 48 total credits - 36 for coursework and 12 for dissertation research. Students must also successfully complete a written comprehensive examination, an oral dissertation proposal defense, and a public dissertation presentation and defense.

Program Length - 3 Years
Total Credits - 48