Education record
interdisciplinary Master of Public Health (MPH) program[1]
Reviewed sources document Education record: interdisciplinary Master of Public Health (MPH) program and Education record: studying medical anthropology as an undergraduate.
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Degree: Master of Public Health
Avantika Bhaduri - Master of Public Health Why did you choose the Master of Public Health program? I was studying medical anthropology as an undergraduate which helped me learn and practice qualitative skills. I wanted to couple that knowledge with a different perspective and approach to human health. Therefore, I applied to the interdisciplinary Master of Public Health (MPH) program to use my anthropological lens to develop quantitative skills and apply them to improve population health.
Education record: interdisciplinary Master of Public Health (MPH) program
Avantika Bhaduri - Master of Public Health Why did you choose the Master of Public Health program? I was studying medical anthropology as an undergraduate which helped me learn and practice qualitative skills. I wanted to couple that knowledge with a different perspective and approach to human health. Therefore, I applied to the interdisciplinary Master of Public Health (MPH) program to use my anthropological lens to develop quantitative skills and apply them to improve population health.
Education record: studying medical anthropology as an undergraduate
I was studying medical anthropology as an undergraduate
Identity: Avantika Bhaduri
Avantika Bhaduri - Master of Public Health Why did you choose the Master of Public Health program? I was studying medical anthropology as an undergraduate which helped me learn and practice qualitative skills. I wanted to couple that knowledge with a different perspective and approach to human health. Therefore, I applied to the interdisciplinary Master of Public Health (MPH) program to use my anthropological lens to develop quantitative skills and apply them to improve population health.