Field Methods in Exposure Science
SPH EH 804
Graduate Prerequisites: (SPHPH717 OR SPHEH730) or consent from instructor. - The process of assessing exposure is a critical component of occupational and environmental epidemiology, of determining compliance with health and safety regulations, and in conducting human health risk assessments. This course in exposure assessment covers the basic concepts and methods of study design, data collection, and data analysis/interpretation. Students analyze relevant case studies and conduct a study in which they develop their own exposure assessment strategy, collect and analyze data, prepare a final report, and present their findings. This class requires an outside of class time commitment.
FALL 2024 Schedule
Section | Instructor | Location | Schedule | Notes |
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A1 | kirwa | CTC 460 | T 10:00 am-12:50 pm | First class meeting has occurred, instructor consent required to add prior to second class meeting |
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