Rutgers University School of Public Health 1 courses 72 total credits
Biostatistics (Ph.D.) is a Doctoral program offered by School of Public Health at Rutgers University, requiring 72 credits across 1 course.
| Total Credits | 72 credits |
PH.D. IN PUBLIC HEALTH CORE COURSES (9 credits)
PHCO 0512 - Public Health Foundations (If a student holds an M.P.H. from a CEPH-accredited school or program of public health, course is waived, but not the credits.) ENOH 0701 - Public Health Research Ethics HBSP 0700 - Advances in Public Health Theories REQUIRED CONCENTRATION COURSES (18 credits) Note: Students should review the Course Descriptions in the School Catalog for specific information about prerequisites required for required courses and recommended electives. BIST 0700 - Advanced Theory of Biostatistics I [or 16:960:652 within Department of Statistics. Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences] BIST 0701 - Advanced Theory of Biostatistics II [or 16:960:652 within Department of...
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 16:960:652 | Advanced Theory of Statistics I | 3 |
| Total PH.D. IN PUBLIC HEALTH CORE COURSES (9 credits) | 9 credits | |
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