Subject:
Large Animal Clinical Sciences
Credit units:
9
Offered:
Term 1 and 2
Weekly hours: 3 Practicum/Lab hours
College:
Graduate and Postdoc Studies
Department: Large Animal Clinical Sciences
Description
This course provides applied epidemiology training for graduate students enrolled in the first year of field epidemiology focused project-based (non-thesis) MSc degree. The goal is to prepare students through applied opportunities to master skills in applied epidemiology and complete the required list of competency outcomes; surveillance, risk communication and dataset analysis. Grading is based on the graduate students’ completion of the required competencies, their participation and performance in structured learning opportunities and their ability to communicate appropriately with peers, veterinarians, and the lay public involved in outbreak investigations.
Prerequisite(s): A D.V.M. or equivalent, and enrolment in the M.Sc. project-based (nonthesis) focused on applied/field epidemiology training.
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