Courses

IID 201. Eradicating Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases

Provides an introduction to ecological and epidemiological concepts basic to the control of infectious agents. Considers important parasitic diseases of particular significance in the developing areas of the world. Epidemiological principles of vector-associated diseases are elucidated through study of entities such as malaria and schistosomiasis. 

Note: Background in biology required; knowledge of pathogenesis of infectious diseases desirable.

Requirement: Students outside of HSPH must request instructor permission to enroll in this course

Professor: 

Dyann Wirth

Professor: 

Manoj Duraisingh
Jeffrey Dvorin

Season: 

Fall

Days: 

T
Th

Time: 

3:45-5:15

School: 

Course ID: 

190830

Subject Area: 

Biological Sciences in Public Health

Research Areas: 

  • [Course titles in brackets] indicate that the course is not scheduled to be taught during the 2020-2021 academic year, but may be offered in an alternate year.
  • An asterisk (*) before a course number indicates that a student must obtain the instructor's permission in order to enroll in the course.

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