Infectious Disease Epidemiology at HSPH

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ID Epi Seminar Series
Spring 2008

Mondays
12:30-1:30pm

Kresge Room 908
677 Huntington Ave Boston MA

Lunch is included. All are welcome to attend.

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ID Epi Event

Friday March 21, 2008
12:00-5:00pm

Seventh Annual Jonathan Freeman Symposium

12:00pm
Presentations
FXB G-11

2:30pm
Poster Session/Reception
FXB Atrium

All are welcome!

Education and research on aspects of infectious disease occur in a number of HSPH departments, including:

These departments participate in the interdisciplinary concentration in the epidemiology of infectious disease, which provides students with the capacity to monitor, prevent, and suppress diverse emerging infectious diseases, while pursuing a variety of biomedical career options in both the public and private sectors. This goal is achieved through a combination of coursework and research opportunities.

Interdisciplinary Concentration in ID Epidemiology
(School-wide)

The interdisciplinary concentration in the epidemiology of infectious disease focuses on population studies incorporating both epidemiologic and laboratory methods. This academic concentration is intended for degree-seeking students who desire careers in research and teaching in infectious disease. Coursework requirements combine training in general epidemiologic theory and methods with substantive emphasis on infectious diseases; students then acquire research experience through summer projects, seminars, working groups, and meetings.

Learn more about the interdisciplinary concentration curriculum.

Infectious Disease Epidemiology Area of Interest
(Epidemiology Department)

For students in the Department of Epidemiology, Infectious Disease Epidemiology may be selected as one of the fourteen areas of research interest or tracks. Students choose elective courses in Infectious Disease Epidemiology and conduct thesis or dissertation research, toward fulfillment of their degree program requirements.

Learn more about all areas of interest in the Department of Epidemiology.

Careers in Infectious Disease Epidemiology

There is a continuing need for epidemiologists and other public health specialists with training in applications related to emerging infectious disease and biodefense.

Students who graduate with a focus in Infectious Disease Epidemiology are equipped to embark on careers in the academic, government, and private sectors.