Certificate Programs
Graduate Certificate in Biostatistics and Epidemiology or Graduate Certificate in
Epidemiology
The graduate certificate program Epidemiology and 15-credit graduate certificate program Biostatistics and Epidemiology focus on the development of the qualitative and quantitative knowledge and skills
to collect, organize, analyze, and interpret data associated with epidemiological
investigations, health surveys, injury and illness recognition, and human exposure
assessments. Note: The combined certificate in Biostatistics and Epidemiology, compared to the Epidemiology certificate, provides learners with an expanded scope and depth of quantitative knowledge
and skills. The certificate pursued should be based on an individual’s interest, planned
application, and prior education and training completed. 12 credit hours
Plan of Study for graduate certificate in Biostatistics and Epidemiology
Plan of Study for graduate certificate in Epidemiology
Graduate Certificate in Public Health and Emergency Response
The graduate certificate program Public Health and Emergency Response focuses on the characteristics and human health impacts of biological, chemical and
radiological agents; personal protective equipment and decontamination; site monitoring
instrumentation and methods; epidemiological investigation and surveillance; and,
applicable regulatory standards and recommended professional guidelines for incident
recognition, response, and control. Completion of this graduate certificate program
will: (1) help address the increased need for a basic and advanced level of applied
education and training; and, (2) increase the expertise and preparedness of public
health and clinical personnel and other responders for incident recognition, response,
and control. 12 credit hours.
Plan of Study for graduate certificate in Public Health and Emergency Response
Graduate Certificate in Occupational Health
The graduate certificate in Occupational Health is for students that desire to augment their existing education and training via academic
courses. The comprehensive and flexible curriculum provides a basic foundation of
information for students with limited or no background in these areas, while simultaneously
offering students with professional experience the opportunity to expand their scope
of knowledge and skills. The program offers classes during evenings and weekends to
accommodate both part-time and full-time students. The curriculum will benefit those
with applicable education and experience that intend to take the Certified Industrial
Hygienist (CIH) examination. 15 credit hours.
Plan of Study for graduate certificate in Occupational Health
Apply NOW To The MPH Certificate Program
To pursue a certificate through the MPH program, applicants will need to:
- Hold a four-year baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university.
- Have a minimum GPA of 2.7.
- Submit the UToledo application and upload the required documents
- Current resume or CV
- Statement of purpose
- Official transcripts
- Three letters of recommendation
- Language scores (if applicable)
- Pay the application fee ($45/Domestic, $75/International)
Additional information
- Programs are 12-15 credit hours.
- Because of when classes are offered, it usually takes approximately three semesters to complete. Students typically will not be able to complete the program in one semester but we will work with you to set up your plan of study to create a successful experience.
For more information about graduate certificate programs in the School of Population
Health call
419-530-2743, email publichealth@utoledo.edu, or visit http://www.utoledo.edu/hhs/master-of-public-health/.