Infectious Disease Epidemiology

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    • Session 3

    Infectious Disease Epidemiology – 4 credits PCB4917   

    This course provides an overview of human infectious diseases and   their dynamics.  After an initial look at how epidemics grow and the ways different professions think about diseases, each week will focus on a different mode of transmission (e.g. air borne, food and water, sexual interactions) and the associated diseases.  As epidemiology is a highly integrative field, we will talk about everything from microbiology to statistics, pharmacology to public health decisions.

    Instructor: Tom Hladish | 420 Carr Hall | tjhladish@ufl.edu

    Format: lectures, discussions, oral & written  projects, no exams.

    Expected Costs: No course fees, class held on main UF campus.

    Notes: You will need access to a laptop to take this course.

    Class Meeting Time:  M,T,W,R,F | Period 4 – 5 (10:40 AM – 12:35 PM)

    This course has a limited number of seats –apply today to ensure your spot! To apply click this link: here!

    Applications are due Wednesday, December 4th at 11:59pm.