MS: Population and Family Health

This program is designed to be either completed in 9 months over an academic year or part-time over 2-3 years, not to exceed 5 years. Many classes are scheduled in the evenings to facilitate completing the program while working.

30 credits in total: 7.5 credits of required courses and 22.5 credits of elective courses. Required courses can be substituted with additional elective courses where the student can demonstrate they have already achieved the relevant competencies.

The required courses or equivalents are:

• P6400 Principles of Epidemiology (3 credits)
• P6103 introduction to Biostatistics (3 credits) 
• Inter-disciplinary Seminar in Population and Family Health (1.5 credits)