Statistics prepares students to analyze data, evaluate uncertainty and make informed decisions using quantitative evidence. The program provides training in probability, statistical methods, modeling and applied data analysis, with applications across science, business, health care, government, research and technology. Graduates are prepared for careers in analytics, industry and research, as well as advanced study in statistics, data science and related fields.
Programs of Study
PhD Statistics and Data Science
The PhD in Statistics and Data Science prepares students to conduct original research in statistical theory, data science methods and applied quantitative analysis. Graduates are prepared for careers in academia, research, industry, government and technology.
MS Statistics, Non-Thesis
The non-thesis MS in Statistics provides advanced training in probability, statistical methods, modeling and applied data analysis. Students complete graduate coursework and a special project while preparing for careers in analytics, research, industry, government, health care and other data-driven fields.
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Minor in Statistics
The Statistics minor helps students build skills in data analysis, statistical reasoning and quantitative decision-making. It complements majors in science, business, health, engineering, social sciences and other fields that use data.
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