PGCert in Statistics
Huntington, Texas, United States
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PGCert in Statistics is a postgraduate certificate in Mathematics programme taught at Marshall University in Huntington, United States.
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Degree: Postgraduate Certificate
Field: Mathematics
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: catalog.marshall.edu ·
Program details
Overview
This certificate in behavioral statistics gives students a broad set of statistical methods for analyzing data in psychology and the wider behavioral sciences. It stresses ethical, well-designed research methods and the use of current technology to run analyses and report findings.
Graduates are positioned for work in both private and public sectors. Credits earned in the certificate may be applied toward a master's degree, and certificate-only applicants apply to Marshall as Certificate/Professional Development students.
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About Marshall University
Type: University
Control: Public
Campus setting: Urban
Founded: 1837
Students: 7,266
Programs: 114
Location: Huntington, Texas, United States
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