The graduate program in statistics awards a Master of Science, a Master of Statistics and a doctoral degree. This record covers the master's level.
Coursework includes probability, statistical theory, categorical data methods, nonparametric methods, multivariate methods, time series and applied statistical practice, alongside research-oriented methods sequences. Doctoral students may add a concentration in quantitative finance.
Published learning outcomes for the master's cover mathematical analysis of statistical methods, applying models to data, devising new methods or novel applications of existing ones, and explaining results clearly in speech and writing. Degree requirements follow the university's graduate degrees section, and applicants should consult the department for current application details. Prospective students can check the catalog entry and the department for current course offerings and contacts.
