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"SPH’s commitment to health equity and its interdisciplinary approach drew me here. I gained strong methodological and analytical skills and a deep understanding of the social determinants of health. I also gained valuable experience in epidemiologic research design, statistical programming and scientific writing, which have been foundational in my work for the federal government.”

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SPH, AIM welcome Distinguished Artificial Intelligence Scholar Yulin Hswen
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UMD developing AI-powered warning system to predict disease tied to extreme weather
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For general or business related inquiries contact:

The EPIB Business Office
Email: EPIB-sph@umd.edu EPIB Main Office Phone: (301) 405-1484

 

For questions about admission or academic programs contact: 

Dr. Jamie Trevitt, Director of Graduate Studies 
Email: jtrevitt@umd.edu

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The department trains students as the next generation of researchers and professionals in public health and prepares them to be competitive for the job market and successful in their careers as epidemiologists and biostatistics.

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