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EPIDEMIOLOGY?
What is an Epidemiologist?
An investigator who studies the occurrence of disease or other health-related conditions or events in defined populations. The control of disease in populations is often also considered to be a task for the epidemiologist.
Becoming an Epidemiologist?
There are many and varied pathways to becoming an epidemiologist. They usually involve a degree in a related field such as medicine, health science, science with majors in mathematics/statistics, psychology, or sociology or a range of biomedical sciences...
The AEA encourages and supports establishing local chapters and special interest groups to undertake ongoing education and training courses. These local chapters or SIGs organise social events, talks and conferences and have been established in several geographical areas (i.e. ACT, Moana Pasifika, NSW, NT, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia) and on specific topics (i.e. cancer, cardiovascular disease, environment, epidemiology in government, paediatric and perinatal epidemiology, clinical epidemiology and research synthesis methods, teaching methods or survey methods).
To be a member of one or more SIG please log in and indicate the appropriate group in your profile, and the convenor(s) will be notified.
The Editorial team for IJE is now located in Sydney. For updates on what is being published go to https://academic.oup.com/ije/advance-articles
Epidemiology Events
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Latest AEA News
- LGB preteens report 10.4 hours of daily recreational screen time
- Analysis reveals key risk factors for surgical site infections following abdominal hysterectomies
- Next-generation influenza vaccines show greater impact and cost-effectiveness, study suggests
- Study: Efforts to track HIV and HCV incidence among people who inject drugs need to be intensified
- Global mapping of bushmeat activity to improve zoonotic spillover surveillance
- Ask the Expert: 7 Questions about Colorectal Cancer & Non-invasive Fecal DNA Testing
- The vital role of patients and the general public in guiding long-COVID research
- Incidence of tuberculosis reaches 2.5 cases per 100,00 in the U.S.
Professional Development
Seminars in Epidemiology
Epi and Climate Change Symposium
PPESIG webinar - What is consumer engagement in healthcare and research?
Sander Greenland Presentation
Membership Pricing
FULL MEMBERSHIP
- Register or renew your full membership with the Australasian Epidemiological Association (AEA). AEA is the professional organisation dedicated to excellence in epidemiological research, education, training and advocacy in the Australasian region.
3 YEAL FULL MEMBERSHIP
- Register or renew to save with a three year full membership with the Australasian Epidemiological Association (AEA).
The Australasian Epidemiological Association (AEA) is the professional organisation dedicated to excellence in epidemiological research, education, training and advocacy in the Australasian region. Our membership fees cover the costs of the bulletin and other membership benefits. The full AEA membership fee is AUD$110 per year (now a new option of 3 years at $315), with a reduced rate of AUD$60 for students and those from the Oceania Region (incl Fiji, PNG, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands - not including NZ), and those with special circumstances (retired, low income/hardship). In addition, we provide a 'special circumstances' category of membership at a reduced fee for members experiencing financial hardship. Become a member
STUDENT MEMBERSHIP
- Register or renew your student membership with the AEA. Workshops at ASM and eligible for awards.
SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES
- Register or renew as members in Pacific Island Countries (PIC) (not including NZ) or with special circumstances (retired, low income/hardship).