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Wharton’s PhD program in Statistics provides the foundational education that allows students to engage both cutting-edge theory and applied problems. These include problems from a wide variety of fields within Wharton, such as finance, marketing, and public policy, as well as fields across the rest of the University such as biostatistics within the Medical School and computer science within the Engineering School.
Major areas of departmental research include: analysis of observational studies; Bayesian inference, bioinformatics; decision theory; game theory; high dimensional inference; information theory; machine learning; model selection; nonparametric function estimation; and time series analysis.
Students typically have a strong undergraduate background in mathematics. Knowledge of linear algebra and advanced calculus is required, and experience with real analysis is helpful. Although some exposure to undergraduate probability and statistics is expected, skills in mathematics and computer science are more important. Graduates of the department typically take positions in academia, government, financial services, and bio-pharmaceutical industries.
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The doctoral program in Statistics and Data Science is designed to provide students with comprehensive training in theory and methodology in statistics and data science, and their applications to problems in a wide range of fields. The program is flexible and may be arranged to reflect students' interests and career goals. Cross-disciplinary work is encouraged. The PhD program prepares students for careers as university teachers and researchers and as research statisticians or data scientists in industry, government and the non-profit sector.
Students are required to fulfill the Department requirements in addition to those specified by The Graduate School (TGS).
From the Graduate School’s webpage outlining the general requirements for a PhD :
In order to receive a doctoral degree, students must:
PhD degrees must be approved by the student's academic program. Consult with your program directly regarding specific degree requirements.
The Department requires that students in the Statistics and Data Science PhD program:
Students generally complete the required coursework during their first two years in the PhD program. *note that required courses changed in the 2021-22 academic year, previous required courses can be found at the end of this page.
Pass the Prospectus presentation/examination and be admitted for PhD candidacy by the end of year 3 . The statistics department requires that students must complete their Prospectus (proposal of dissertation topic) before the end of year 3, which is earlier than The Graduate School deadline of the end of year 4. The prospectus must be approved by a faculty committee comprised of a committee chair and a minimum of 2 other faculty members. Students usually first find an adviser through independent studies who will then typically serve as the committee chair. When necessary, exceptions may be made upon the approval of the committee chair and the director of graduate studies, to extend the due date of the prospectus exam until the end of year 4.
Students admitted to the Statistics and Data Science PhD program can obtain an optional MS (Master of Science) degree en route to their PhD. The MS degree requires 12 courses: STAT 350-0 Regression Analysis, STAT 353 Advanced Regression, STAT 420-1,2,3 Introduction to Statistical Theory and Methodology 1, 2, 3, STAT 415-0 I ntroduction to Machine Learning , and at least 6 more courses approved by the department of which two must be 400 level STAT elective courses, no more than 3 can be non-STAT courses. For the optional MS degree, students must also pass the qualifying exam offered at the beginning of the second year at the MS level.
*Prior to 2021-2022, the course requirements for the PhD were:
The Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in Statistics is an opportunity for students in a multitude of disciplines to specialize at the doctoral level in a statistics-grounded view of their field. Participating programs include Aeronautics and Astronautics, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Economics, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Political Science, and the IDSS Social and Engineering Systems Doctoral Program.
The program is administered jointly by the Statistics and Data Science Center and the participating academic units. Students enrolled in a doctoral program in a participating department may choose to be considered for the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in Statistics. Please refer to the program's website for details on the selection process.
Selected students will complete the home department’s degree requirements (including the qualifying exam) along with specified statistics requirements including a doctoral seminar, coursework in probability, statistics, computation and statistics, and data analysis, and a dissertation that utilizes statistical methods in a substantial way.
For more information about the program, contact the Statistics Academic Administrator .
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Degree Awarded: PHD Statistics
As a science, statistics focuses on data collection and data analysis by using theoretical, applied and computational tools. The PhD program in statistics reflects this breadth in tools and considerations while allowing students sufficient flexibility to tailor their program of study to reflect individual interests and goals. Research can be of a disciplinary or transdisciplinary nature.
Curriculum plan options.
Required Core (3 credit hours) STP 526 Theory of Statistical Linear Models (3)
Other Requirements (15 credit hours) IEE 572 Design Engineering Experiments (3) or STP 531 Applied Analysis of Variance (3) IEE 578 Regression Analysis (3) or STP 530 Applied Regression Analysis (3) STP 501 Theory of Statistics I: Distribution Theory 3 (3) STP 502 Theory of Statistics II: Inference (3) STP 527 Statistical Large Sample Theory (3)
Electives (42 credit hours)
Research (12 credit hours) STP 792 Research (12)
Culminating Experience (12 credit hours) STP 799 Dissertation (12)
Additional Curriculum Information Electives are chosen from statistics or related area courses approved by the student's supervisory committee.
Other requirements courses may be substituted with department approval.
Students must pass:
Students should see the department website for examination information.
Each student must write a dissertation and defend it orally in front of five dissertation committee members.
Applicants must fulfill the requirements of both the Graduate College and The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Applicants are eligible to apply to the program if they have earned a bachelor's or master's degree in mathematics, statistics or a closely related area from a regionally accredited institution.
Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 (scale is 4.00 = "A") in the last 60 hours of their first bachelor's degree program or a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 (scale is 4.00 = "A") in an applicable master's degree program.
All applicants must submit:
Additional Application Information An applicant whose native language is not English must provide proof of English proficiency regardless of their current residency.
Completion of the following courses (equivalents at ASU are given in parentheses) is required. Applicants who lack any of these prerequisite courses must complete them before being considered for admission.
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Statistical analysis and data mining have been identified as two of the most desirable skills in today's job market. Data, and the analysis of data, is big business, and the Department of Labor projects that overall employment of mathematicians and statisticians will grow 33% between 2020 and 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations.
For graduates of the doctoral program in statistics, that means a broad variety of career opportunities in fields as diverse as business, finance, engineering, technology, education, marketing, government and other areas of the economy.
These are just a few of the top career opportunities available for a graduate with a doctoral degree in statistics:
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Our doctoral program in statistics gives future researchers preparation to teach and lead in academic and industry careers.
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The relatively new Ph.D. in Statistics strives to be an exemplar of graduate training in statistics. Students are exposed to cutting edge statistical methodology through the modern curriculum and have the opportunity to work with multiple faculty members to take a deeper dive into special topics, gain experience in working in interdisciplinary teams and learn research skills through flexible research electives. Graduates of our program are prepared to be leaders in statistics and machine learning in both academia and industry.
The Ph.D. in Statistics is expected to take approximately five years to complete, and students participate as full-time graduate students. Some students are able to finish the program in four years, but all admitted students are guaranteed five years of financial support.
Within our program, students learn from global leaders in statistics and data sciences and have:
20 credits of required courses in statistical theory and methods, computation, and applications
18 credits of research electives working with two or more faculty members, elective coursework (optional), and a guided reading course
Dissertation research
Year 1: focus on core learning.
The first year consists of the core courses:
In addition to the core courses, students of the first year are expected to participate in SDS 190 Readings in Statistics. This class focuses on learning how to read scientific papers and how to grasp the main ideas, as well as on practicing presentations and getting familiar with important statistics literature.
At the end of the first year, students are expected to take a written preliminary exam. The examination has two purposes: to assess the student’s strengths and weaknesses and to determine whether the student should continue in the Ph.D. program. The exam covers the core material covered in the core courses and it consists of two parts: a 3-hour closed book in-class portion and a take-home applied statistics component. The in-class portion is scheduled at the end of the Spring Semester after final exams (usually late May). The take-home problem is distributed at the end of the in-class exam, with a due-time 24 hours later.
In the second year of the program, students take the following courses totaling 9 credit hours each semester:
* Research electives allow students to explore different advising possibilities by working for a semester with a particular professor. These projects can also serve as the beginning of a dissertation research path. No more than six credit hours of research electives can be taken with a single faculty member in a semester.
Students are encouraged to attend conferences, give presentations, as well as to develop their dissertation research. At the end of the second year or during their third year, students are expected to present their plan of study for the dissertation in an Oral candidacy exam. During this exam, students should demonstrate their research proficiency to their Ph.D. committee members. Students who successfully complete the candidacy exam can apply for admission to candidacy for the Ph.D. once they have completed their required coursework and satisfied departmental requirements. The steps to advance to candidacy are:
Students are encouraged to attend conferences, give presentations, as well as to develop their dissertation research. Moreover, they are expected to present part of their work in the framework of the department's Ph.D. poster session.
Students who are admitted to candidacy will be expected to complete and defend their Ph.D. thesis before their Ph.D. committee to be awarded the degree. The final examination, which is oral, is administered only after all coursework, research and dissertation requirements have been fulfilled. It is expected that students will be prepared to defend by the end of their fifth year in the doctoral program.
Students are encouraged to attend conferences to share their work. All research-related travel while in student status require prior authorization.
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Unique opportunities for our Ph.D. students include:
The programs leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Statistics seek to strike a balance between theoretical and applied statistics. The Ph.D. program prepares students for university teaching and research careers, and for industrial and governmental positions involving research in new statistical methods. Four to five years are usually needed to complete all requirements for the Ph.D. degree.
These pages present the requirements for each of our Ph.D. programs.
The page "Core Ph.D. Requirements" lays out the requirements for all Ph.D. students, while each of the four joint programs are described under the Joint Ph.D. Degrees pages. Our Ph.D. students can also earn a Master of Science in Statistics as an intermediate step towards their ultimate goal.
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The PhD Statistics program provides excellent training in the modern theory, methods, and applications of statistics to prepare for research and teaching careers in academia or industry, including interdisciplinary research in a wide array of disciplines. The median time to degree is five years.
Students will take courses in modern theory, methods, and applications of statistics, demonstrate mastery of this material via a qualifying examination, and then conduct statistical research under the supervision of one of the many regular or affiliate faculty members in the department, resulting in a dissertation.
The PhD qualifying examination is primarily based on the first-year curriculum. Most students pass at the end of the summer after the first year of the program. Students select between two versions of the examination, one with questions from mathematical statistics and probability or the second with questions from mathematical statistics and statistical methods.
Graduates are prepared for positions in academia, business, or government. They have taken positions at leading universities such as UC-Berkeley, Penn, and Yale and at top companies such as Google, Facebook, and Eli Lilly. The department strives to support students in the PhD program as teaching, research, or project assistants.
Questions about our Statistics PhD Programs can be directed to our graduate program coordinator at [email protected] .
There are two program options students can select from – PhD Statistics, Statistics Option or PhD Statistics, Biostatistics Option .
We have a single admissions process for both options and we encourage applicants to select only one of the options and not list both when applying. Selection of the program to which you apply has very little influence on the admissions decision. If you are unsure of which program option to choose, students who enter our PhD program may readily switch between the programs.
Please note that the Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics has a separate PhD program in Biomedical Data Science that is distinct from the programs in the Department of Statistics.
Statistics Option
Career Outcomes : Students will be prepared for research and teaching careers in academia, industry, and other disciplines.
Coursework : Students will take courses in several broad areas of statistical methods and theory. This includes two-semester sequences in mathematical statistics and in statistical methods, either a course in probability theory or a course in statistical computing, a statistical consulting course, and a wide variety of elective options.
Biostatistics Option
Career Outcomes : Students will be prepared for careers in clinical research, genetics, drug testing, and experimental design in academia, government, and private sector.
Coursework : Students in the Biostatistics named option complete the same required courses as are in the Statistics named option, but have additional required coursework in biostatistics and biology and fewer elective course requirements.
The application deadline is December 1 for a fall term start (no spring admissions). A reminder to only list either the Statistics Option or Biostatistics Option in your application, not both. Again, students who enter the PhD program in Statistics can readily switch between the programs.
We welcome applications from around the world and strive to admit well-qualified applicants who are interested in the diverse array of research interests of our faculty. We do not make preliminary evaluations of any applicant inquiry based on email communication. No decision will be made until after the deadline has passed and a completed file (including the application fee) has been received.
Before applying to the Statistics Department, please read the Graduate School Frequently Asked Questions. Note that there is a non-refundable application fee. Applicants whose native language is not English, or whose undergraduate instruction was not in English, must provide an English proficiency test score.
To be considered for financial assistantship, all required application materials listed below should be submitted via the electronic application at https://apply.grad.wisc.edu/ by the December 1 deadline.
Please upload a PDF copy of your CV or Resumé to the online application.
A supplemental application is required as part of the online application. You will be asked to answer the following questions and provide the following information:
The GRE is not required.
Consult the Graduate School for general information about graduate admissions to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
If you have any further questions, please email [email protected] . Please include your full name and what semester you are interested in applying for.
The Ph.D. in Mathematics, with a Specialization in Statistics is designed to provide a student with solid training in statistical theory and methodology that find broad application in various areas of scientific research including natural, biomedical and social sciences, as well as engineering, finance, business management and government regulations. It aims to produce future researchers in contemporary statistics, both in academia and industry, who will contribute to satisfy the tremendous need for new statistics theory and methodology following the rapid growth of computing power, high throughput technology, and the explosion of digital data acquisition technologies.
Prospective students must apply to the Ph.D. program in Mathematics and select "Statistics" in the "Current Area of Interest" section of their on line application (this means the person is applying the Specialization in Statistics degree). Demonstration of computer literacy is highly desired; knowledge of a programming language such as Perl or C, and knowledge of a statistical computing package such as SAS, R, S-PLUS or STATA are also desirable. The program may admit students without this level of preparation with the understanding that the student will promptly make up any deficiencies by taking additional courses upon entering the program.
It is expected that by the end of the third year (9 quarters), students should have a field of research chosen and a faculty member willing to direct and guide them. A student will advance to candidacy after successfully passing the oral qualifying examination, which deals primarily with the area of research proposed but may include the project itself. This examination is conducted by the student's appointed doctoral committee. Based on their recommendation, a student advances to candidacy and is awarded the C. Phil. degree.
Students participating in the Ph.D. in Mathematics with a Specialization in Statistics must complete a dissertation and final defense that meets all requirements for the regular Ph.D. in mathematics.
Students who wish to switch between the regular Ph.D. program in Mathematics and the Specialization in Statistics must submit a written request to the graduate vice chair for consideration. Approval is not automatic, however.
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GRE scores are not required or reviewed.
Any international student who does not qualify for an English language proficiency waiver will be required to submit official TOEFL or IELTS scores. There can be no exceptions to this policy.
The Statistics PhD program will require applicants to submit both an academic statement of purpose and a personal statement .
Applications are submitted electronically using the Web-Based Application form . Required application materials include a CV, transcripts from all undergraduate/graduate institutions, and two letters of recommendation. Additional information beyond what is requested as part of the Web-Based Application form is not required. All requested application materials should therefore be submitted as part of the Web-Based Application process.
IMPORTANT : no other materials should be sent to the Field of Statistics by e-mail, FAX or surface mail unless applicants are contacted directly and asked to submit additional information. Neither the Field of Statistics nor Department of Statistics and Data Science will accept, or otherwise assume liability for, unsolicited information submitted by PhD and MPS program applicants.
Please refer to the Graduate School's page for further details on admission requirements, information on degrees, subjects, and concentrations for the Statistics PhD program. Please refer to the Graduate School Fellowship in Support of Diversity page for details about fellowships.
Applications for the PhD program are due by January 1st for admission in the following Fall term; Spring term admission is not permitted.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program in Statistics is designed to prepare you to work on the frontiers ofthe discipline of Statistics, whether your career choice leads you into research and teaching or into leadership roles in business, industry and government.
The program is very flexible particularly in the choice of electives and of research topic. You may even choose to do research on the interface of Statistics and some other discipline, such as Computer Science, Genetics, Forestry, Bioinformatics, Economics, etc. The course requirements are designed to ensure that you have sufficient training in Probability, Statistical Inference, Computing, and Applications to prepare you for research on the cutting edge of Statistics.
Many items in this section, with some modifications for the Department’s purposes, are taken from the Graduate Bulletin .
Prerequisite and Application Information
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The Department of Statistics offers several graduate degree programs, including the MS and PhD in Statistics and the Master of Applied Statistics (MAS) degree. It jointly administers a unique Interdisciplinary PhD Program in Biostatistics with the Division of Biostatistics in the College of Public Health.
The department aims to contribute to virtually all areas of statistical science, including the development of novel statistical theory and methodology. Specific areas of excellence include Bayesian statistics, spatio-temporal statistics, statistical learning and biostatistics.
Research is directed toward modern and emerging areas of interest. A large portion of the department’s faculty and students are involved in interdisciplinary research and make significant scientific contributions beyond the field of statistics. Faculty members are highly successful at securing competitive grants from various research funding agencies, including the National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH). In addition, the department is a partner in administering the NSF-funded Mathematical Biosciences Institute on the Ohio State campus.
The core of the PhD program consists of course work in mathematical statistics, as well as a variety of applied and theoretical courses in various topical areas. In the early part of the program, students complete required and elective course work in addition to qualifying examinations. Note that we admit students to the statistics department to work in statistics, but not to work with a particular faculty member. For a student’s first two years in the program, the Graduate Studies Chair of the department serves as the advisor and students are encouraged to take independent study courses with faculty members they might like to work with.
After the second year, students, together with faculty members, decide who will be their PhD dissertation advisor(s) and committee members. After completing the qualifying exams and course work, students focus on research and finish the program with their dissertation and defense. Students typically complete the program in about five years although it is possible to finish in less time, depending on the student’s dissertation progress.
For more information, visit stat.osu.edu .
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As part of our series How to Fully Fund Your PhD , here is a list of universities that fully fund PhD students in Statistics. PhD in Statistics can lead to a variety of careers in consulting, academia, a variety of industries, and more.
“Full funding” is a financial aid package for full-time students that includes full tuition remission as well as an annual stipend or salary during the entire program, which is usually 3-6 years. Funding usually comes with the expectation that students will teach or complete research in their field of study. Not all universities fully fund their doctoral students, which is why researching the financial aid offerings of many different programs, including small and lesser-known schools both in the U.S. and abroad, is essential.
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(New York, NY): All students in the Ph.D. program receive, for up to five years, a funding package consisting of tuition, fees, and a stipend. These fellowships are awarded in recognition of academic achievement and in expectation of scholarly success; they are contingent upon the student remaining in good academic standing. Summer support, while not guaranteed, is generally provided.
(Columbus, OH): Students who are offered the funding at the time of admission either via a Fellowship or Graduate Teaching Associateship are typically guaranteed funding through the duration of their program (up to five years if needed for a Ph.D. student or two years for a master’s student) provided that the student continues to make appropriate progress toward the degree and carries out assigned duties satisfactorily.
(Stanford, CA): Students accepted to the Ph.D. program are offered financial support. All tuition expenses are paid and there is a fixed monthly stipend determined to be sufficient to pay living expenses. Financial support can be continued for five years, department resources permitting, for students in good standing.
(Chicago, IL): In recent years our department has been able to provide full support (tuition, most fees, health insurance, and a stipend) for most of its Ph.D. students, and we expect to do so for the foreseeable future. Ordinarily, students are supported for at least four years. Support is not tied to working with a particular faculty member. At present, most fifth-year students receive full support, and most Ph.D. students receive summer support.
(Reno, NV): All students accepted to the Statistics and Data Science Ph.D. program receive an annual stipend of $17,000, a tuition waiver, and a subsidized medical plan. Students may also pursue departmental and University-wide scholarships.
(Austin, TX): It is our intention that each PhD Statistics student will be fully financially supported for four academic years, the duration of his/her program of study. There are in general three types of support: academic employment, graduate fellowships, and grants.
(San Antonio, TX): Full-time students admitted to the Ph.D. program are usually awarded fellowships that include a waiver of tuition, a stipend to help cover living expenses, and some health care benefits. The stipend is likely to vary but could be in an amount up to $25,000 annually.
(Durham, NC): About half of the financial aid specified in your acceptance letter will be given to you without you having to do anything except maintain good academic standing. The other half is contingent upon you being a teaching assistant (TA) or research assistant (RA) within the department.
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The Doctor of Philosophy degree program with a major in statistics is designed for students who plan to pursue careers in university teaching and research or in industrial and government research and consulting. A doctoral student pursuing the degree program in statistics may choose to emphasize either statistics or probability.
The Department of Statistics and Probability is accepting applications for our PhD in Statistics program for Fall 2025.
The application for admission, application fee, and all required supporting documents should be submitted no later than January 15, 2025. The application system opens each August.
For full consideration of MSU Graduate School and College of Natural Science fellowship opportunities, applications should be received by December 1, 2024 . These fellowships are different than graduate assistant positions awarded by the department to students admitted to the PhD in Statistics program.
Submit the required documents and complete the application by Jan. 15, 2025 . For University Fellowship consideration, please submit everything by December 1, 2024.
Applications are accepted for Fall Semester only. We do not accept applications for Spring or Summer semesters. You can check your application status through the Application Portal . Questions? Please contact us at [email protected] . Thank you for your interest in our graduate program.
Please use the Application Checklist to help you. All required documents below must be uploaded to the Application Portal: explore.msu.edu/apply/
Official Transcripts: All college work (undergraduate and graduate), including diplomas and certificates translated in English, must be sent to MSU Department of Statistics and Probability directly from the school(s) which you attended or are currently attending. Domestic (located in the US) colleges can send electronic transcripts. International colleges are required to send hard (paper) copies. Note: Applicants are encouraged to upload unofficial transcripts to the student portal for the committee to review while we wait for Admissions to add your official transcripts to your profile. Our address: Michigan State University Department of Statistics and Probability Wells Hall 619 Red Cedar Road, Room C413 East Lansing, MI 48824 USA
GRE : The GRE test is required for PhD applicants. Sub tests are not required. Test Scores must be submitted to the Michigan State University Graduate Admissions Office by the Educational Testing Service. The Institutional Code for MSU is 1465. No department code is necessary.
Three (3) Letters of Recommendation: The Department of Statistics and Probability requires THREE (3) letters of recommendation. These must be submitted from professors or other professionals who can assess your promise of success in our graduate program. You cannot upload the letters of reference yourself. There is a place for you to list the name and email of your recommenders and they will be contacted and asked to upload a letter for you. As writing and submitting a letter might take some time, please give your recommenders enough time to prepare their letters.
Register your references / recommenders through the Application Portal. Under "References” Click “Add Recommender” and enter their information. Decide if you want to waive your right to access your letters of recommendation. Sign electronically and then click "Send to Recommender” or click "Save" to enter details at a later time. When you "Send to Recommender," the system will send your reference an email of instructions on how to submit their letter of reference.
Do not have hard copy letters of recommendation mailed. They must be submitted through the Application Portal: explore.msu.edu/apply/
TOEFL Scores (International Students Only) : TOEFL test scores must be submitted to the Michigan State University Graduate Admissions Office by the Educational Testing Service. The Institutional Code for MSU is 1465. No department code is necessary. Please note that the Department of Statistics and Probability requires TOEFL, and we do not accept other language tests. The TOEFL test is valid for 2 years from the date of the test to the first day of class for the admit semester. For Fall semester 2025 that would be Aug. 28, 2025. The minimal TOEFL scores required for regular admission at MSU MSU English Proficiency Requirements
***NOTE: Due to cancellations of TOEFL, MSU will be temporarily accepting the TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition from applicants affected by these closures. We will also accept IELTS.
Advanced Mathematics Profile: Advanced Mathematics Profile Click for link. Fill in the table with every advanced mathematics and statistics course you have completed (with grade) or expect to complete before beginning graduate study at Michigan State University. This information will be used to assess your math and statistics-related preparation. Please list all that apply. Upload your math profile document under the "Personal Statement" section of the MSU online application.
Academic Statement: This is sometimes referred to as your Statement of Purpose. Upload this document under the "Academic Statement" section of the MSU online application.
Resume / CV: A current Resume / CV is required. Please upload to your online application.
Advanced undergraduate or masters level work in mathematics and statistics will provide a good background for the doctoral program. Quantitatively oriented students with degrees in other scientific fields are also encouraged to apply for admission. In particular, the department has expanded its research and educational activities towards computational biology, mathematical finance and information science. The doctoral program normally takes four to five years to complete.
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Ph.D. in Statistics Our core Ph.D. program focuses on providing students with comprehensive and rigorous training in cutting-edge statistical theory, methodology and applications, state-of-the-art computing skills and ability for conducting high-quality interdisciplinary research. Our Ph.D. graduates typically take positions in academia, government, financial services, and pharmaceutical and IT industries.
Ph.D. Co-major A student pursuing the Ph.D. co-major program must satisfy the requirements of both departments. In the past, co-major degrees at the Ph.D. level were awarded jointly with biomathematics, crop science, economics and operations research. The dissertation must embody the results of original research of a standard that would warrant publication in a research journal from one or both of the two fields. A statistics Ph.D. co-major committee must have at least two statistics faculty (faculty with at least a 25 percent appointment in statistics), including the chair or one of the co-chairs.
Students currently enrolled in a graduate program at NC State may request a statistics minor, unless the program is an option B program. Please consult the university’s Graduate Administrative Handbook for rules about obtaining a minor.
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Students are expected to have a good foundation in the material covered in the core courses (ST 701, 702, 703, 704 and 705), even if their master’s degree was received at another institution. Some students with previous master’s degrees find it useful to take these courses at NC State. However, this tends to lengthen the time to degree. Students are also expected to have had a course comparable to MA 425 (Mathematical Analysis I).
Students that join our doctoral program with a Master of Statistics from another university are required to have a minimum of 54 credit hours in their doctoral Plan of Work (POW). Students who receive their master’s degree from NC State must have a minimum of 72 credit hours on the master’s and Ph.D. POWs combined. The POW may include research credit hours (ST 895); however, students are required to take 24 hours of coursework consisting of core courses, a consulting course, and electives as detailed below.
Nine hours of statistics Ph.D. electives are required from the following list:
Three hours of supporting electives are also required — a 500 or 700 level course in either statistics or another department with material relevant to the student’s plan of work. Examples include ST 520, ST 733, ST 744 and ST 745.
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See the Graduate School’s site for a list of required documents that must be received before graduation.
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The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers graduate programs leading to the Master’s (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in both Applied Mathematics and Statistics . The department has had an active graduate program in applied mathematics since 1970. It expanded to include a full graduate program in statistics in 1984. The strength of these programs lies in its graduate faculty, who are actively engaged in research in applications of mathematics and statistics in a wide variety of real-world problems, as well as in investigations of fundamental and theoretical questions. The faculty designs and implements courses and curricula with emphasis on innovative research directed toward practical applications, as mandated by the charter from the University System of Maryland Board of Regents.
Both the Applied Mathematics and Statistics programs are intended for those students who are interested in pursuing an advanced degree and who have earned the equivalent of a bachelor’s or master’s degree in mathematics, statistics or in other mathematically oriented disciplines. Students who already hold a master’s degree may apply and enter the doctoral program directly. The doctoral programs provide training suitable for employment in academia, industrial research and development organizations, as well as research-oriented government agencies. The master’s degree programs provide training in applications of mathematics and statistics in areas suitable for employment in industry or government agencies. They also can serve as preparatory steps toward advancing to a PhD program.
Please note: Applications for admission should be submitted through the Graduate School’s site at https://gradschool.umbc.edu/ . The department can only process complete applications submitted to that site.
Individuals wishing to benefit from the department’s course offerings without enrolling as degree-seeking students may do so by filing a non-degree seeking student application form. For students who do not already hold an undergraduate degree, a combined BS+MS program leading to a master’s degree in either applied mathematics or statistics is also offered by the department.
To serve the students’ varying range of backgrounds and goals, the department has instituted several tracks/options within its master’s degree programs, as listed below. Each track defines a set of well-focused graduation requirements. Students who intend to continue to the doctoral programs should consider the traditional tracks in Applied Mathematics or Statistics. A student whose final goal is a master’s degree in statistics may consider the applications-oriented track in statistics. Most graduate courses are offered in the late afternoon or in the evening to enable the participation of those who hold full-time employment.
The comprehensive examination options require taking 30 credits of courses and passing a written comprehensive examination. The thesis options requires taking 24 credits of courses plus 6 credits of master’s thesis research. Please consult the Graduate Catalog for the details.
The department offers doctoral study in a broad spectrum of both classical and modern applied mathematics and statistics. Admission to these programs presupposes a strong background in mathematics and/or statistics. Doctoral students continue with advanced study and dissertation research, with specialization in any of the departmental fields or in an interdisciplinary area.
Particular emphasis is given to the following areas in applied mathematics: differential equations and applications, numerical analysis and scientific computation, dynamical systems, stochastic processes, mathematical biology, optimization theory and algorithms.
In statistics, the areas of emphasis are: Bayesian analysis, biostatistics, data mining, design of experiments, environmental statistics, nonparametric statistics, reliability, spatial statistics and image analysis, statistical decision theory and inference, survival analysis, time series analysis.
A rough outline of the programs’ requirements is:
Please consult the Graduate Catalog for the details of the requirements.
The Policies and Procedures handbook describes policies and procedures pertaining to graduate students in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at UMBC. It adds, expands and clarifies the requirements set forth in the Graduate Catalog, which is the Graduate School’s official manual for UMBC’s graduate students.
The focus of the handbook is on full-time students who receive financial support from the department. Many, but not all, of the policies described here apply to part-time and independently-supported students as well. If in doubt, please consult the Graduate Program Director for clarification.
To help students with preparing for the Master’s and PhD Comprehensive Examinations, the department makes available a selection of exams given in the past. These should give you an indication of the level of preparation expected in these exams.
If you are interested in applying for admission to the graduate program in Applied Mathematics or Statistics, you may want to submit a pre-application form for a no-cost, no-obligation informal feedback about how well your educational background fits the demands of the program.
For further information regarding graduate programs in Applied Mathematics and Statistics please contact:
Dr. Andrei Draganescu Graduate Program Director Program in Applied Mathematics Phone: 410–455–3237 Email: [email protected]
Dr. DoHwan Park Graduate Program Director Program in Statistics Phone: 410–455–2408 Email: [email protected]
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A Fourth of July at the beach went awry due to a shark attack on South Padre Island, a popular tourist destination on the Southeast Texas Coast. Two people were bitten by a shark, and beachgoers were cleared from the water, officials said.
In addition to the two shark bites, two other people experienced shark encounters but were not seriously injured, Texas Parks and Wildlife stated in a news release.
The encounters were among six reported in the U.S. within about 30 hours this week.
The two Texas bite victims were taken to a local hospital for treatment, and one of those was flown to another hospital for further treatment, the Wildlife Department said. Game wardens, the South Padre Island Police Department, the Texas Department of Public Safety, and others assisted with crowd control.
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Shark encounters are uncommon in Texas, the Wildlife Department said.
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Two shark bites also were reported this week in New Smyrna Beach, in Volusia County, Florida. which has the dubious distinction of being considered the "shark bite capital of the world" year after year. Eight shark bites were reported by the county last year.
On Independence Day, a 21-year-old visitor from Ohio was bitten on his right foot while playing football in knee-deep water at around 4 p.m. , said Tamra Malphurs, interim director of the Volusia County Beach Safety and Ocean Rescue.
Then, a little more than 24 hours later, a 26-year-old visitor from Sarasota, Florida was bitten on his left foot while wading in an inner tube in about 5 feet of water, Malphurs said. Neither of the injuries were considered life-threatening but both bite victims were taken to the hospital.
One of the victims in Texas, Victoria Ramos, opened up with KHOU about her experience with the shark.
"I just feel, like this pressure, like someone punched me or someone pushed the back of my leg, and I turn around, and there's this shark, and he's turning around, and we're yelling, leaving the water. There's little bite marks on my calf, but I'm alright for now," Ramos recalled.
Videos circulating online show the shark swimming near the shore. Another beachgoer said he saw his son-in-law go under the water before jumping out and saying, "Shark, Shark, Shark!"
"That's when adrenaline kicked in. I started swimming after him," Rayner Cardenas told local news about the bitten victim.
Several other shark attacks have been reported in the U.S. this summer.
A man in his 40s on a boat offshore of Amelia Island in Northeast Florida suffered a severe shark bite to his forearm and was rescued and airlifted to a hospital for treatment in late June.
That same month, a 14-year-old was attacked in North Topsail Beach , North Carolina, and "Pirates of the Caribbean actor Tamayo Perry died after being fatally injured by a shark in Oahu, Hawaii.
On June 7 alone, four people were left injured . Three were injured in shark attacks on Florida’s northern Gulf coast. One 45-year-old woman was critically injured along the beach in Walton County, Florida. Two teenage girls were injured while in waist-deep water about 4 miles away from the first incident. Also, on June 7, a 25-year-old woman was bitten by a shark off Oahu .
Last year, 69 unprovoked shark bites were reported worldwide, according to the International Shark Attack File at the University of Florida's Florida Museum of Natural History. That was an increase from the previous year but still considered within normal range, said Gavin Naylor, director of the shark research program , which tracks shark attacks worldwide.
More than half of those bites – 36 – were in the U.S., a little more than half the worldwide total, but five fewer bites than in 2022.
Naylor and other shark experts say shark bites are most often a case of mistaken identity when sharks mistake swimmers and surfers for fish. Surfers paddling themselves in the water may resemble fish, for example.
The Shark Attack file confirmed ten unprovoked shark-related deaths last year. Ten of those were considered unprovoked, four more than the five-year annual average. Two of the fatal attacks were in the U.S. The program considers a provoked shark attack bite when a shark is intentionally or unintentionally confronted.
Surfers and people participating in other board sports accounted for 42% of the incidents in 2023, the Shark Attack File reported. Swimmers and waders accounted for 39%, and snorkelers and divers for 13%.
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Watch for signals in the water, such as large schools of bait near shore or big flocks of birds diving into the water, which could mean fish are in the water, and avoid those areas.
Other tips from the Shark Attack File include the following:
What should you do if you encounter a shark?
Maintain eye contact and move away, leaving the water if you can, according to the shark attack file. And if a shark tries to bite you, hit the shark in the eyes and gills or on the snout to push it away.
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