Welcome!
Data Science for Environmental Health (DaSEH) is a short course that combines online learning and an in-person project-focused intensive. DaSEH is tailored for beginners and novices in R programming, offering instruction on importing, wrangling, visualizing, and analyzing data. It provides hands-on training in using R for statistical computing, a widely-used open-source tool for data analysis and visualization.
This training initiative is funded by National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences 1R25ES035590-01.
Online course
June 8 - June 18, 2026
10:30am - 2pm Pacific Time
Two-week online course in R programming foundations.
Codeathon
June 29 - July 1, 2026
9:30am - 4pm Pacific Time
Three-day in-person intensive “Codeathon”. Here, we’ll work on authentic environmental health projects. We’ll also practice data ethics skills in peer code review, reproducibility, and transparency in a supportive environment.
Testimonials from our other courses:
“Thanks all for a wonderful course! I feel super confident in R now and I am excited to apply what we learned to future projects. Cheers !!”
“I feel like a data witch now! I just say poof and the data looks the way I want”
“OK - this is getting to be too much fun now”
“My 14 year old thinks this class looks cool and wants to take it (she’s a wanna be engineer)”
This page was last updated on 2026-01-14.
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DaSEH is funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences 1R25ES035590-01.