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MS Genetic Epidemiology at University of Washington

University of Washington, United States

Programme overview

The program provides in-depth training in genetic epidemiology through unique coursework and training opportunities. Genetic epidemiology is an interdisciplinary field that draws on training in epidemiology, genetics, and biostatistics. This unique field examines how genes and environmental factors interact to influence health and disease in human populations.

Faculty: School of Public Health  |  Department: Epidemiology  |  Duration: 63 credits  |  Location: Seattle, WA, United States

What you will study

63 credits; Genetic Epidemiology & Statistical Genetics courses (12 credits):; PHG 511, BIOST 550, BIOST 551, EPI 573; Epidemiology Courses (8 credits):; EPI 512, EPI 513; Biostatistics Courses (8 credits):; BIOST 517, BIOST 518; Bioinformatics and Gene Sequence Analysis & Genetic and Genomic Analysis (4.5 credits):; PHG 536 OR GENOME 559 AND GENOME 552; Other Required Courses (4-5 credits):; PHG 512, BIOST 504 OR PHI 500; Electives (12 credits):; 500-level coursework from a list maintained by the program.

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Application information

Domestic applicants: USD 22,938 a year (2026-27). Resident rate. Seattle campus, full-time, Autumn+Winter+Spring quarters, rate band "SPH Masters (excl MPH)"; the source rate applies to School of Public Health master's programmes other than MPH. Tuition only (operating + building fee); excludes technolog Source

International applicants: USD 39,723 a year (2026-27). Non-Resident rate. Seattle campus, full-time, Autumn+Winter+Spring quarters, rate band "SPH Masters (excl MPH)"; the source rate applies to School of Public Health master's programmes other than MPH. Tuition only (operating + building fee); excludes techn Source

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