51 Epidemiology MSc Degree Programs

Contribute to the training and development of advanced human capital, in public health sciences, to optimize the health of the population from the field of the directive and professional management. Generate research, to provide interdisciplinary and intersectoral responses to the priority health problems of the population.

The Master's Degree in Epidemiology has contributed to the training of human talent in Santander, favoring the consolidation of epidemiological research in the region and in the country through the Industrial University of Santander as a strategy to comply with one of its institutional policies, including, that of social responsibility contemplated in the Institutional Project. “It is a matter of fully assuming the public condition of the University to respond to the national need for high-quality and relevant training, generating within it the knowledge, attitudes and innovative practices that allow thinking and transforming the country and the region with ethical sense and political responsibility ”.

Graduates of EBDS will be able to design epidemiological studies; build statistical models; produce new knowledge transferable to public health intervention, health policy, and precision medicine. EBDS is a part of the University of Oulu's flagship program on the molecular and environmental determinants of life-long health and its pioneering longitudinal cohorts. The program utilizes expertise across many units, research groups, and faculties. This new international Master's Program offers a comprehensive skillset for its students.

The programme in Infectious Diseases will develop your understanding of infectious diseases. Study core modules in biology, biostatistics, epidemiology, and the control of infectious diseases.

The program focuses on training students to understand and combat infectious diseases through epidemiological methods. It covers key areas like disease transmission, outbreak investigation, and the ro...

Infection prevention and control are crucial components of a safe healthcare setting. An infection preventionist or epidemiologist is responsible for preventing and containing infectious diseases in the healthcare environment.