Courses in Medicine & Global Health will give you a background in epidemiology of arthropod-vectored diseases of humans and other animals. Learn about insect identification and the basic biology of medically important arthropods. Coursework will emphasize control and management strategies for arthropod disease vectors using cutting-edge molecular and biological options. Increase your understanding of medicine and health by increasing your insect knowledge.
Who Hires Entomologists in This Area of Concentration?
Centers for Disease Control (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Mosquito Control Boards, Private Research Organizations, Non-Profit Health Organizations, Research Universities….and more!
Fall Courses:
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How Insects Shape Society: Pollinators, Pests, and Policy (ENT 1001; 3 cr) [LE: CIV]
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Six-Legged Conquerors: How Insects Shaped Human History (ENT 2884; 3 cr) [LE: HIST]
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Professional Experience Program: Internship (ENT 4096; 1-3 cr)
Spring Courses:
Faculty Research in This Area
- Matt Aliota (College of Veterinary Medicine)
- Ann Fallon
- Stephen Kells
- Tim Kurtti
- Amelia Lindsey
- Ulrike Munderloh
- Declan Schroeder (College of Veterinary Medicine)
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