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Yale University, MS, Chronic Disease Epidemiology

Yale University
 United States

Entry requirements

Doctoral-level degree in a field related to health (e.g., MD, DVM, DDS, or Ph.D in the biological, behavioral, or social sciences), although exceptional applicants without a prior doctorate but with a strong background in a biological or social science are also eligible to apply. Applicants should have one year of coursework in statistics or the equivalent prior to enrolling in this program; this requirement may be met through a Yale School of Public Health intensive biostatistics course taken during the summer before enrollment. All applicants must submit the results of their Graduate Record Examinations (GRE). Foreign nationals must submit official test scores for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).

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Yale is located in historic New Haven, Connecticut, a port city about 120 kilometers northeast of New York City, the University’s engagement goes beyond the United States dating from the earliest years of the nineteenth century, when faculty members first pursued study and research abroad.