Clinical Investigation, PhD
Johns Hopkins University · MD · GRADUATE-TRAINING-CLINICAL-INVE-16odmld
Clinical Investigation, PhD is a Doctorate degree at Johns Hopkins University, MD. It covers areas like public health research, population health, health research methods, biostatistics, social research methods, epidemiology. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Johns Hopkins University
Doctorate
What you'll study in Clinical Investigation, PhD
Example subjects: Statistical Methods in Public Health I, Statistical Methods in Public Health II, Statistical Methods in Public Health III, Statistical Methods in Public Health IV, Design of Clinical Experiments, Epidemiologic Methods 1, Epidemiologic Methods 2, Epidemiologic Methods 3, Emerging Ethical and Regulatory Issues in Clinical Research, Biomedical Writing I, Biomedical Writing II, Grant Writing and Scientific Presentation Skills I.
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What will I study in Clinical Investigation, PhD?
Clinical Investigation, PhD covers areas like public-health-research, population-health, biostatistics, professional-writing, health-research-methods, social-research-methods, applied-statistics, statistical-computing.
Who offers Clinical Investigation, PhD?
Clinical Investigation, PhD is offered by Johns Hopkins University, MD.
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