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We’re thrilled that you’re interested in learning about the Department of Epidemiology’s academic programs offered at the University of Washington School of Public Health. UW Epi provides foundational education and leadership skills for the next generation of epidemiologists and public health leaders to address worldwide public health concerns.

Epi Prospective Applicant Info Sessions

The Epi Assistant Director of Student Academic Services will be hosting info sessions via Zoom for prospective applicants interested in learning more about our department. Topics will include: application requirements, admissions process, degree program overview, funding basics, and a chance for questions. Registration is required in order to attend. Several Epi Faculty will be joining some sessions as noted below. They will be available for the second half of the session in breakout rooms to discuss their research/teaching, hear about your interests, and answer questions you have. If there is a specific faculty member participating in a session of interest to you, please register for that session so you can speak with them. Click their linked name below to view their individual webpage.

Thursday, November 9 10:00am Pacific time – Register here

Tuesday, November 28 3:00pm Pacific time – Register here

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