Classes are full-time and take place from late October to mid-January (Monday to Friday, all day). Each week is dedicated to one module that is delivered by two outstanding international lecturers. Classes take place at Reid Hall, Columbia Global Centers, 4 rue de Chevreuse, 75006 Paris. Each week, there are presentations from the lecturers, exercises in class, and student presentations (in Acquire the methodological bases needed to do any activity in public health, and master the public health concepts and methods in order to apply them to:
● Therapeutic assessment and comparative assessment of research in the diagnostic, therapeutic, prognostic, and preventive fields,
● The development of health information systems,
● The context of healthcare in the diagnostic, therapeutic, prognostic, and preventive fields,
● The context of the assessment and management of risks – including professional and environmental risks,
● The context of health safety and healthcare quality.

After finishing the Master’s degree, students should be able to get involved in research projects or be active in protecting, promoting, or restoring public health.
The Master’s aims at providing students with:
● Theoretical background related to subjects that contribute to the collective approach of health events, such as general biostatistics, clinical epidemiology, modelling, biomedical computing, epidemiology, clinical research, risk assessment, …
● Extended CER-specific methodological knowledge,
● Practical experience within a research or professional environment. Students should be able to apply the acquired methodological knowledge through their personal work (writing of a thesis and thesis defense) during their 6-month internship.