Clinical epidemiologists play an important role in improving patient outcomes, informing public health policy and advancing medical knowledge by conducting research studies that help to identify new treatments and interventions for various health conditions. The STEM-designated Kent State's M.S. in Clinical Epidemiology, offered in-person and , is your pathway to making a real difference in the world of clinical research.
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Graduates of Kent State University鈥檚 M.S. in Clinical Epidemiology can pursue careers as clinical epidemiologists, research scientists, and data analysts in healthcare settings, government agencies, and research institutions. They may work in roles that focus on disease surveillance, clinical trial coordination, or public health policy development. These professionals play a critical role in shaping healthcare practices, improving patient outcomes, and guiding health interventions through the analysis of clinical data.
