Trains students to develop and apply statistical principles and methods to problems in health sciences, medicine and biology.

Emphasizes the acquisition of skills in epidemiologic and biostatistical methods that can be applied to a variety of problems covering both descriptive and analytic epidemiology.

The focus of the Environmental Health Sciences Division is to produce graduates who are able to identify environmental stressors, evaluate their hazard potential, assess human exposures to them, estimate their potential impact on human health, and establish the associated risk level for the population.

Produces graduates who understand the causes, detection, transport, transmission, pathogenesis and defense of infectious diseases, and are prepared to apply this knowledge to prevent and control infections.

Offers a curriculum that allows students to study global health developments, compare solutions in different parts of the world, understand the international health organizations and be well prepared to take up positions in organizations involved in solving health challenges.

Prepares students for management careers in not-for-profit, for-profit, and public health care settings.

The goal of the program is to develop outstanding decision makers, critical thinkers and future leaders in both the public and private sectors of the health system.

Prepares students for policy careers in both nonprofit, for-profit and public health care settings.

Aims to help students gain an understanding of federal statutes and regulations that control the drug and device approval process not only in the United States, but internationally.

Provides specialized instruction in the theory and methods of the social and behavioral sciences which emphasize the behavioral, psychological and social influences on health, illness and recovery.