| 140.621 | Statistical Methods in Public Health (4) | 330.617 | The Public Health Approach to Psychopathology (3) | 340.751 | Epidemiologic Methods I (5) or 340.601 Principles of Epidemiology | 330.602 | Epidemiology of Drug Dependence | 550.860 | Research Ethics (1) OR 550.600 Responsible Conduct of Research OR (306.665 Research Ethics and Integrity: US and International Issues also satisfies the School requirement - third term course) | 330.840 | Special Studies in Research (DMH Seminar) (1) | | 140.622 | Statistical Methods in Public Health (4) | 330.603 | Psychiatric Epidemiology (3)
For Department of Mental Health students a research paper is required for an additional (1) course credit. | | 330.611 | Manuscript Writing for Mental Health Research (second year students and above) (3) course credits (P/F grade) | 340.752 | Epidemiologic Methods II (5) or 340.608 Observational Epidemiology (this can be done during 3rd term via the internet). | 550.865 | Public Health Perspectives on Research II (2) | 330.840 | Special Studies in Research (DMH Seminar) (1) | | 140.623 | Statistical Methods in Public Health (4) | 330.661 | Social, Psychological, and Developmental Processes in the Etiology of Mental Disorders (3) (For Department of Mental Health students a research paper and oral presentation is required for an additional (1) course credit) | 330.612 | Introduction to Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics | 330.840 | Special Studies in Research (DMH Seminar) (1) | | 140.624 | Statistical Methods in Public Health (4) | 330.607 | Prevention and Control of Mental Disorders: Public Health Interventions (3) (For doctoral students a research paper and oral presentation is required for an additional (1) course credit) | 330.623 | The Neuropsychology of Mental Disorders | 330.840 | Special Studies in Research (DMH Seminar) (1) | | | 330.657 | Statistics for Psychosocial Research: Measurement (4) | | 330.660 | Seminar on Methods in Public Mental Health Research (3) | 330.603 | Psychiatric Epidemiology (3)
For Department of Mental Health students a research paper is required for an additional (1) course credit | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
Click to view Doctoral students are required to attend Grand Rounds in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, School of Medicine, during two quarters of their study. Usually this is the second or later year of study. Credit is obtained for attendance via a one course credit per term of Special Studies and Research, with the advisor as the instructor of record. Doctoral students may substitute the Biostatistics 140.651-654 series for the 140.621-624. All doctoral students are required to meet NIH requirements for completion of an instructional program in the responsible conduct of research. This requirement can be satisfied with the Bloomberg School of Public Health courses 550.860 (Research Ethics) or 306.665 (Research Ethics and Integrity), or any other research ethics course offered at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions (JHMI), as long as it meets the NIH guidelines, and a certification test must be passed. All doctoral students are required to take course 550.865 (Public Health Perspectives on Doctoral Research). The course is two terms and offered the first and second term of each year. Students have to attend one session a week - currently either Tuesday 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. or Friday 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. This course is waived for doctoral students who have earned a MPH within the last 10 years. | 
