Master of Public Health - Biostatistics and Epidemiology

Advance your career with a Master’s in Public Health - Biostatistics at Monroe University. Gain real-world experience and apply today!

The Master’s of Public Health is a 45 credit program. Students are required to choose one of the following concentrations: Biostatistics and Epidemiology, Health Administration and Leadership, or Community Health. These concentrations are driven by a curriculum that provides extensive knowledge and skills needed to conduct essential public health services. The first semesters will involve traditional public health coursework, while the last semesters will be devoted to a practice-based internship and a thesis paper or integrative seminar focused on an outcome oriented project. Biostatistics & Epidemiology Biostatisticians and epidemiologists use statistical procedures, techniques, and methodologies to understand disease development and identify health trends, and recommend interventions or preventive programs. As a consequence, the policy or action can range from developing specific regulatory programs to general personal behavioral changes. Job titles include: Research Project Manager Surveillance Project Director Research Assistant Epidemiologist Biostatistician Data Management Specialist