Research & Practice
We translate science into practice, applying data to real-world situations to improve community and population health.
At the Colorado School of Public Health, we conduct qualitative and quantitative research to help prevent disease, promote health, and improve the well-being of communities. We translate our research findings into evidence-based public health practice.
Through our academic and research units’ work and by offering fellowships, internships, and other practice-based learning opportunities, our faculty and students provide needed services to local, national, and international communities.
Our faculty have a tradition of excellence in public health research and service. Our centers and programs house the various specialties of faculty including diabetes epidemiology, cancer prevention, and statistical consulting.
The Colorado School of Public Health is home to several local and
national research projects and programs. From cancer prevention and epidemiological responses to disease, to faculty focused on health policy, health equity, and more, we are at the forefront of public health research that saves lives and promotes health throughout the Rocky Mountain region and the
world.
Our public health practice engages our students and community in life-long relationships, education and learning. This includes practice-intensive graduate courses, field-based learning, workforce development, and online continuing education--all in partnership with leaders in the communities we serve.
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Our researchers focus on all aspects of population health. Our experienced faculty share their research to better inform the public, respond to emergencies, and provide counsel on emerging health issues facing our local, national, and international communities.