Curriculum • Elective Courses

Elective courses for students in the University of Michigan Public Health Genetics Concentration are varied, yet provide an emphasis on human genetics. Many of the electives come from existing courses in the School of Public Health, but students also select electives in the basic science departments, medical school, or arrange independent study projects for credit with appropriate faculty throughout the university. Examples of available electives included the following courses.

• Biostatistics: Statistical Models and Numerical Methods in Human Genetics; Advanced Topics in Genetic Modeling
  
  
• Environmental Health Sciences: Genes and the Environment
  
  
• Epidemiology: Molecular Epidemiology; Cancer Epidemiology
  
  
• Health Behavior & Health Education: Ethical Considerations for Health Professionals
  
  
• Human Genetics: Gene Structure and Regulation; Molecular, Cellular and Population Genetics Biology

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