MSc Public Health (Epidemiology)

 

Imposter syndrome: You're not alone

On our first day of class, I remember being impressed by the diversity of backgrounds among fellow students in the Public Health Sciences program. Prior to entering grad school, some of my peers had spent years bolstering their work and research experience.

Meet our 2021-22 student bloggers

Our team of bloggers introduce themselves, their plans for this year, and their anxieties and excitement as they start the 2021-22 year .

Meet our 2021-22 student bloggers

Our team of bloggers introduce themselves, their plans for this year, and their anxieties and excitement as they start the 2021-22 year .

Meet our 2021-22 student bloggers

Our team of bloggers introduce themselves, their plans for this year, and their anxieties and excitement as they start the 2021-22 year .

Meet our 2021-22 student bloggers

Our team of bloggers introduce themselves, their plans for this year, and their anxieties and excitement as they start the 2021-22 year .

Reflecting on my growth in 2021

Reflecting On My Growth

Since making this connection between mistakes and growth, I have felt strongly motivated to identify areas of improvement for the new semester and to make changes accordingly.

Toxic productivity in grad school

Grad school has been BUSY to say the least. I am yet to find a single moment to stand still—even if I was fully caught up with coursework (and I’m not), there would still be additional readings to review, assignments to grade, and potential topics to explore for my thesis.