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Degree: Master of Public Health
Program (Major/College):
M.P.H./P.H.
Concentration: Epidemiology & Maternal & Child Health (Code: EMC)        
COPH Department: Community & Family Health and Epidemiology & Biostatistics
Minimum Credit Hours: 70

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Concentration Details

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titlePrerequisites

In addition to meeting the admission requirements for the Master of Public Health degree, applicants should also meet these concentration prerequisites

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titleCurriculum

Curriculum Information 

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  • Students in this program will have two faculty advisors; One from Epi and one from Community and Family Health
  • Emphasis Area Support Courses must be selected from the following categories:
  • Epidemiology (6 credit hours)
  • MCH (6 credit hours)
  • Field Experience must address both Epidemiologic and MCH issues
  • Special Project must be epidemiological and MCH.  There will be two readers (one from each department).

    Program Coursework

    College Core Courses

    CH*

    Pre-reqs*

    PHC 6000

    Epidemiology

    3

     

    PHC 6050

    Biostatistics I

    3

     

    PHC 6102

    Principles of Health Policy and Management

    3

     

    PHC 6357

    Environmental and Occupational Health

    3

     

    PHC 6410

    Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied to Health

    3

     

    Core Total Hours

    15

     

    Required MCH  Courses

     

     

    PHC 6530

    Issues and Concepts in Maternal and Child Health

    3

    CI.

    PHC 6537

    Case Studies in MCH Programs, Policies, and Research

    3

    PHC 6530, Core Courses, or CI.

    PHC 6505

    Program Planning in Community Health

    3

    PHC 6500 or CI

    PHC 6708

    Evaluation and Research Methods in Community Health

    3

     

    PHC 6724Synthesizing Public Health Research  

     

    MCH Total Hours

    13

     

    Required Epidemiology Courses

     

     

    PHC 6051

    Biostatistics II

    3

    PHC 6000, 6050 or CI.

    PHC 6010

    Epidemiology Methods I

    3

    PHC 6000 or CI.

    PHC 6011

    Epidemiology Methods II

    3

    PHC 6000, 6010 or CI.

    PHC 6701

    Computer Applications for Public Health Researchers

    3

    CI.

    PHC 6591

    Reproductive and Perinatal Epidemiology

    3

    PHC 6000, 6050 or CI.

    PHC 6053

    Categorical Data Analysis

    3

    PHC 6051 or CI.

    PHC 6190

    Public Health Database Management

    3

    PHC 6701

     

    Epidemiology Total Hours

    21

     

    Emphasis Area Support Courses

     

     

    Emphasis Area Total Hours

    9

     

    Culminating Experience

     

     

    PHC 6945

    Supervised Field Experience 

    6-12

    See Note #1

    PHC 6977

    Special Project

    3

     

    PHC 6936

    Public Health Capstone Course

    3

    All Core completed + 75% of Concentration

     

    Culminating Experience minimum Hours

    12

     

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    * CH=Credit Hours; Pre-reqs= prerequisite courses unless noted as CR (co-requisite) or CC (Concurrent requisite)

    1. During 2nd semester meet with advisor and begin planning field experience. See http://health.usf.edu/publichealth/academicaffairs/fe/. May be met through the Peace Corps Master’s International option.
    2. Any grade below a C (C- to F) is required to be retaken.  The grade will be included in the student's GPA.
    3. The College Reserves All Rights to Repeal And/or Modify.
    4. Students in this program will have two faculty advisors; One from Epi and one from Community and Family Health
    5. Emphasis Area Support Courses must be selected from the following categories:
    6. Epidemiology (6 credit hours)
    7. MCH (6 credit hours)
      • Field Experience must address both Epidemiologic and MCH issues
      • Special Project must be epidemiological and MCH.  There will be two readers (one from each department).
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