Doctoral Degree in Epidemiology
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Epidemiology and Community Health track?
The Doctoral Program in Epidemiology and Community Health
is designed for individuals wishing to pursue doctoral training
in epidemiology and its applications.
What does a PhD in Epidemiology afford me when
it comes to employment?
Graduates are able to assume research positions in academia, government, clinical settings or industry; teach at the
university level; and work in positions conducting epidemiologic research to prevent or control disease.
Is financial assistance available?
There are a limited number of graduate assistantships available
for full-time doctoral students. The assistantships are competitive
and awarded on the basis of merit. Assistantships include a $18,000
stipend with tuition scholarship. Students are expected to work
20 hours in the department and remain in good academic standing.