Course Lecturer (EPIB 675) - Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics & Occupational Health - Winter 2027
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Course Lecturer (EPIB 675) Winter 2027
EPIB 675 Spatial and Spatio-temporal epidemiology (3 credits)
Winter 2027
Spatial and Spatio-temporal epidemiology: Study, through lectures, guided reading, practicals, assignments etc., of an elected and approved topic of epidemiologic importance.
Location: MC2001, 1203
Schedule: Tuesday/Thursday, 1:05 to 2:25
Credits: 3
Teaching Qualification Requirements:
Education: MSc (or higher) in Biostatistics or Statistics
Experience: Prior teaching experience in Biostatistics or Statistics. Prior teaching experience in Biostatistics or Statistics. Experience in Bayesian inference; Geostatistics, Disease mapping and computational languages such as Stan and Nimble.
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