Master of Science in Biostatistics (MSB)
The Master of Science in Biostatistics provides graduate biostatistics training for students who intend to plan, direct and execute health research and/or analyze health data.
We are entering a world where datasets are no longer sitting isolated on a desktop but are instead making an active, felt impact in clinical research.”
Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine in the Division of Biostatistics
Program Director, Master of Biostatistics
Overview
The program has three concentration options address a variety of student goals: Population Health Analytics, Statistical Bioinformatics and Statistical Methods and Practice.
Program Length: One year (full-time); two years (part-time)
Program Size: An average of 10 students per year
Eligibility and Program Requirements
For information on requirements and eligibility, please visit the program website's Admissions page.