Masters program in Applied Statistics in Ann Arbor United States | University of Michigan Ann Arbor

The Applied Statistics Master's program equips students for professional roles as statisticians across various sectors like industry, government, consulting, and research institutions. The curriculum mandates completion of 30 credit hours through a minimum of 10 courses. While foundational courses in probability and statistical theory are required, the program focuses heavily on practical statistical modeling and data interpretation. Students can choose from diverse electives and related courses offered by the Statistics Department and other units such as Biostatistics, Computer Science, Economics, Industrial & Operations Engineering, Mathematics, Information School, Sociology, and the Survey Research Center. Typically completed in four semesters (two years), the program can be accelerated to three semesters. Maintaining a minimum 3.00 GPA (B average) is required for satisfactory academic progress.