Curriculum | MS in Biostatistics
What You’ll Learn
The Master of Science in Biostatistics will provide integrated training in computational, quantitative, and biomedical sciences to support health-related research performed in academia, government and industry. Students will not only acquire quantitative and computational tools that underpin epidemiology and bioinformatics, but also gain substantive exposure to applications of these tools to biological and health sciences.
Areas of Focus for Each Semester
First Semester, students will learn Basic Fundamentals.
Second Semester, students will learn Statistical Methodologies.
Third Semester, students will learn Applications.
Degree Requirements
List of core & elective courses for the degree program can be found here.
Practicum
Interested in real life research experience? Learn about the practicum experience.