HE 604A

This course is designed to introduce you to community, public, and population health (CPPH) research methods and to help develop research and analytical skills. You will actively engage with the theory and logic behind CPPH research, exploring ethical principles guiding the research process, and learning about the varied research methods commonly used in the CPPH field. Special attention is paid to research ethics, design, data collection, data analysis, and report writing. Research excellence through diversity is explored to demonstrate the importance of equity, diversity, and inclusion best practices in CPPH research. The emphasis of this course is to provide you with practical knowledge of the research process and prepare you as students to conduct your own research. At the end, you have a better understanding of how to evaluate both your own research and that of others and how strategically and logically develop a research plan. <br> Registration Notes: Restricted to master’s level students. Must be registered in the MSc in Health Sciences CRWK CPPH field.