Epidemiology: Population Dynamics (Ph.D.)
McGill University · QC · EPIDEMIOLOGY-POPULATION-DYNAMICS-PHD
Epidemiology: Population Dynamics (Ph.D.) is a Doctoral degree at McGill University, QC. It covers areas like health research methods, public health research, epidemiology, health economics, postgraduate research methods, social research methods. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
McGill University
Doctoral
What you'll study in Epidemiology: Population Dynamics (Ph.D.)
Example subjects: Economic Development 3, Labour Economics, Economic Development 4, Advanced Labour Economics, Empirical Microeconomics, Health Economics, Methods in Social Epidemiology, Global Health: Epidemiological Research, Ph.D. Comprehensive Examination, Ph.D. Proposal, Principles of Study Design, Doctoral Level Epidemiologic Methods 1.
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What will I study in Epidemiology: Population Dynamics (Ph.D.)?
Epidemiology: Population Dynamics (Ph.D.) covers areas like health-research-methods, public-health-research, epidemiology, health-economics, postgraduate-research-methods, economic-history, sociology, economics.
Who offers Epidemiology: Population Dynamics (Ph.D.)?
Epidemiology: Population Dynamics (Ph.D.) is offered by McGill University, QC.
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