CHL5428H Epidemiological Methods for Causal Mediation Analyses; 1 elective course. RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Textbooks in Epidemiology Textbooks in Statistics Epidemiology: An Introduction (Rothman) Categorical Data Analysis (Agresti) Methods in Observational Epidemiology (Kelsey) Introductory Applied Biostatistics (D’Agostino) Modern Epidemiology (Rothman, Greenland, Lash) Regression Methods in Biostatistics (Vittinghoff, Glidden, Shiboski, McCuloch) Epidemiology Beyond the Basics (Szklo and Nieto) Regression Modeling Strategies (Harrell) SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Your academics is only part of your experience here at the University of Toronto. Students are strongly encouraged to get involved in extracurricular activities as a means to de-stress and have a more meaningful – experience at UofT. Below are a few ways you can get involved: Division of Epidemiology Epidemiology Journal Club - The goals of the Journal Club are to: 1) Learn and practice skills to critically review and discuss literature in epidemiology; 2) Learn about studies conducted in various fields relevant to epidemiologists; 3) Benefit from the ideas and insights of others; and 4) Learn about new epidemiological or biostatistical methods. Monthly meetings (often at the Graduate Students' Union Pub). Contact Matilda Kong, , regarding the organization of this year’s journal club. Epidemiology Admission Committee MPH and PHD (must have passed comprehensive exam) - please speak with Laura Rosella or Matilda Kong. Epidemiology Curriculum Committee PhD Epidemiology Student Society Program Specific Information: Social and Behavioural Health Sciences CONTACT PERSONS Division Head: Dr. Strike, Program Director: Dr. Lori Ross, SBHS Support: Marija Vasilevska, PROGRAM General timeline for the PhD Year 1: Course work and Qualifying Exam Year 2: Proposal defense Year 3+: Dissertation work, Departmental defense and Final Oral Exam Course Requirements (3.5 FCE) CHL5005H Introduction to Public Health Research; 2 theory courses (1.0 FCE); CHL5101H Social Theory and Health and EITHER
CHL5428H Epidemiological Methods for Causal Mediation Analyses; 1 elective course. RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Textbooks in Epidemiology Textbooks in Statistics Epidemiology: An Introduction (Rothman) Categorical Data Analysis (Agresti) Methods in Observational Epidemiology (Kelsey) Introductory Applied Biostatistics (D’Agostino) Modern Epidemiology (Rothman, Greenland, Lash) Regression Methods in Biostatistics (Vittinghoff, Glidden, Shiboski, McCuloch) Epidemiology Beyond the Basics (Szklo and Nieto) Regression Modeling Strategies (Harrell) SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Your academics is only part of your experience here at the University of Toronto. Students are strongly encouraged to get involved in extracurricular activities – as a means to de-stress and have a more meaningful experience at UofT. Below are a few ways you can get involved: Division of Epidemiology Epidemiology Journal Club - The goals of the Journal Club are to: 1) Learn and practice skills to critically review and discuss literature in epidemiology; 2) Learn about studies conducted in various fields relevant to epidemiologists; 3) Benefit from the ideas and insights of others; and 4) Learn about new epidemiological or biostatistical methods. Monthly meetings (often at the Graduate Students' Union Pub). Contact Matilda Kong, , regarding the organization of this year’s journal club. Epidemiology Admission Committee MPH and PHD (must have passed comprehensive exam) - please speak with Laura Rosella or Matilda Kong. Epidemiology Curriculum Committee PhD Epidemiology Student Society Program Specific Information: Social and Behavioural Health Sciences CONTACT PERSONS Division Head: Dr. Strike, Program Director: Dr. Lori Ross, SBHS Support: Marija Vasilevska, PROGRAM General timeline for the PhD Year 1: Course work and Qualifying Exam Year 2: Proposal defense Year 3+: Dissertation work, Departmental defense and Final Oral Exam Course Requirements (3.5 FCE) CHL5005H Introduction to Public Health Research; 2 theory courses (1.0 FCE); CHL5101H Social Theory and Health and EITHER
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