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Course Description

EEH 600 Thesis Guidance

1-10 credits, can only register for a maximum of 6 credits/semester, Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer Semesters

Prerequisite: None

Through the thesis students will design, implement, complete and report on significant and original, independent epidemiologic research. Students will conduct their research under the supervision of their major professor and a thesis committee.

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