433 Statistics Degree Programs

The Master of Science in Statistics and Data Science program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with advanced skills in statistical analysis, data management, and computation...

The Master of Applied Statistics and Data Science program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with practical skills in statistical analysis, data manipulation, and computation...

The program was established in 1995, several generations have already graduated and have been, in principle, favorably accepted in the labor market and in the Institutions that offer postgraduate degrees and, now, it is demanded by those who have hired or selected any of its members. The Bachelor of Statistics has the backing accumulated by the Chapingo Autonomous University of more than five decades of creating and using statistical theory and methodology. As a program in applied mathematics, it offers the possibility of joining any scientific discipline and, being the laws of nature, statistical laws, it offers universal training.

Statistical Analysis is one of the basic means of the modern scientific thinking, together with stochastic modeling. Statistical techniques, because of the need of getting accurate and coherent results from the acquired data, are beneficial in many fields, such as business administration, economics, computer, medical sciences, actuary, and administration.

Our Master of Applied Statistics (MAppStat) is designed to train you in a range of advanced techniques and to provide you with an appreciation of the variety of work undertaken by professional statisticians and consultants. It is made up of both coursework and practical training, allowing you to develop skills in research and consultancy. You’ll then apply these skills in a work placement in a relevant government department or business.

The Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics provides a unified home for the mathematical sciences. It is now the only such comprehensive mathematical sciences department among U.S. universities. It has 20 full-time faculties plus 15 adjunct faculties with primary appointments in other Stony Brook departments or in federal and industrial research laboratories. Education: It has over 220 graduate students studying at the M.S. and Ph.D. levels in tracks in computational applied mathematics computational...

Whether you’re setting up the logistics for a company, analyzing political polls, animating Pixar movies, or combating disease, high-level mathematics is at the heart of many creative and analytical endeavors alike. We offer concentrations in statistics, theoretical and applied mathematics, as well as teacher licensure, to prepare students for careers in finance, government, research, technology, multimedia, education, and more.

This program prepares students for the proper use and application of advanced statistics and evaluation procedures, specifically applied in the social and behavioral disciplines of education, psychology, counseling and other related fields. Our graduates are prepared for educational research and evaluation positions in schools, government agencies, private corporations and foundations, colleges and universities, research institutions and national testing centers.

A Master of Science in Applied Statistics and Data Analytics (MASDA) degree from the Department of Statistical Science at SMU prepares you with the statistical foundation and critical thinking skills to tackle today’s problems and those that don’t even exist today. If you have a background that is strong in mathematics, this degree program can help you take the next step to advance into this new and highly sought-after field.

Develop advanced skills to analyze complex data sets, design large studies, work with data using the latest statistical software, and design effective research methodologies. In the Applied Statistics and Research Methods program at UNC, you’ll gain highly marketable skills you can apply to diverse careers through a course of study that moves beyond theory, emphasizing hands-on experience and practical applications of technical skills.

Mathematics is often described as the "queen of the sciences". It is essential to many fields, including engineering, finance, medicine, economics and the natural sciences. Math is everywhere! It is used to secure your data when you enter it online, in fraud detection, to understand medical scans, in weather prediction, for modeling wildfires and for creating efficient networks for security systems or air traffic. Studying mathematics trains you to think critically and develops strong problem-solving skills.

The Master in Statistics, Data Intelligence, and the Foundations of the Sciences offer a unique opportunity to obtain not only technical proficiency in data analysis and processing techniques through hands-on tutorials on some of the most popular platforms (Python, STATA, R, Matlab) but also to understand their epistemic rationale and grounding.

The focus of our courses is on the broad understanding of the statistical methods and computational and presentation skills for statistical problem-solving. We also develop students’ ability to systematically think about how to describe the world around us and use data to make decisions and predictions. Statistical research methodology and associated analysis techniques aimed at a non-mathematical audience (non-calculus based). This course introduces procedures that are most commonly used in the investigation of survey and experimental data.

A degree in mathematics can open the door to a huge range of amazing careers. After all, math is involved in just about every job in some way, and it's particularly essential in the in-demand fields of science, technology, and engineering. Math majors tend to have well-developed skills in logical thinking and problem-solving. They are experts at analyzing data and creating models to extract meaningful conclusions. They can identify patterns and use quantitative data to construct solutions. That's why the kind of jobs you can get with a math degree is so diverse. You could pursue careers in areas like insurance, banking, education, logistics, and more. Electives in statistics and probability provide a foundation for students planning to work as statisticians for industry or government agencies. They also can enhance employment opportunities in the bioscience and health-related fields.

A minor in mathematics provides students with a deeper understanding of numbers, statistics, and overall quantitative reasoning. This knowledge is an asset across industries, making students more marketable and valuable to employers. Topics include finite math, linear modeling, statistics, calculus, quantitative reasoning, and more.