The Master of Science (MS) in Climate and Health at the Boston University School of Public Health is a STEM-approved, research-focused graduate program designed for students interested in the health effects of climate change and environmental factors. The program provides comprehensive training in quantitative research methods, statistical computing, GIS, and large spatial data analysis related to climate and population health. It includes at least 400 hours of mentored research and is suitable for those seeking careers in academic research, government, private industry, or further doctoral study. Students develop data-driven skills to design studies, analyze complex data, and communicate public health policy recommendations in technical and lay terms. The program can be completed in as little as 12 months for full-time students, starting each summer in July, and offers flexible part-time and online coursework options. 来源： https://www.bu.edu/sph/