HPS620B

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This doctoral-level modular course advances knowledge and skills in public health research and evaluation methods. Students learn research skills through the development of a research project following guidelines set by the National Institute of Health. This course represents a continuation of research design and conduct principles. In addition, students will learn important considerations in the ethical conduct of human subjects research and logistics of grants management and budgeting. Significant class time will be spent on the application of research concepts, including power analysis, statistical design, grantsmanship, and peer review.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Graduate

Enrollment in a doctoral program in health promotion sciences or consent of the instructor. All students must have taken or concurrently be enrolled in BIOS 576B Biostatistics for Research or equivalent course.