Departmental Research
This degree is offered by the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics in Temple’s College of Public Health. Graduate students may work with faculty who are conducting cutting-edge research in epidemiology on the cause, risk and trajectory of populationwide health. Faculty research emphases within the department include
- behavioral epidemiology;
- cancer epidemiology;
- causal inference;
- global health;
- HIV/AIDS;
- mediation analyses;
- perinatal and reproductive health epidemiology;
- substance use and overdose; and
- water, sanitation and hygiene.
Learn more about research in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics.
The College of Public Health contains several research centers, labs and programs associated with public health disciplines. These include the
- Behavioral and Cancer Epidemiology Research Program;
- Biostatistics Core;
- Center for Obesity Research and Education;
- Fox Chase Cancer Center Cancer Prevention and Control Program;
- Health Behavior Research Clinic;
- Health Disparities Research Laboratory;
- Public Health Law Research Center;
- Risk Communication Laboratory;
- Siminoff Research Group;
- Social and Behavioral Health Intervention Laboratory; and
- Water, Health and Applied Microbiology Lab.