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Most of our doctoral degrees are PhDs; we also offer a Doctor of Education, Doctor of Environmental Science and Engineering, Doctor of Public Health, Doctor of Musical Arts, and Doctor of Nursing Practice. A Doctoral degree at UCLA averages 5 years to complete.
- Master's Studies
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- Master's Studies
The PhD in Epidemiology, for individuals aspiring to careers in research and/or teaching within universities or research organizations, trains students through an intensive curriculum in methodology. Doctoral students typically complete additional specialized training in a mathematical, biologic, or social science.
Admission to the Ph.D. program is given to graduates of accredited degree programs in nursing who fulfill the admission requirements listed below, show promise for doctoral level research and publication and whose area of research is compatible with research expertise of our faculty.
PIBS gives you access to 14 PhD programs through one application. OGPS is the support office for all doctoral, masters and post-baccalaureate students, as well as the U-M Medical School postdoctoral fellows. Some of our most unique student experiences come out of our student organizations.
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The PhD in Community Health Sciences is an academic degree that prepares students for a career in which research predominates. The curriculum integrates basic and applied approaches to address public health problems in the community, using the key tools of assessment, planning, and evaluation.
Our doctoral students explore the public health issues shaping our world— from infectious disease to cancer, health equity to health care policy, and nutrition to mental health—and engage with other researchers and communities to address them.
