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As data-driven business models and decision-making processes evolve, the need for skilled statisticians has grown significantly. Predictive analytics and quantitative reasoning now serve as fundamental elements in successful initiatives across both private and public sectors. Earning a Master of Statistics degree opens doors to career growth in diverse fields such as education, science, technology, healthcare, government, and business.
The program offers comprehensive training in statistical modeling and contemporary methods, combining theoretical depth with practical applications.
Faculty specializations include: Bayesian statistics, biostatistics, stochastic modeling, spatio-temporal analysis, statistical applications in natural resources and ecology, social sciences (covering psychology, economics, and education), business analytics (including B2B pricing), survey methodology, as well as genomics and bioinformatics.
Program requirements: To earn the master's degree, students must complete a minimum of 30 semester hours of graduate-level coursework (7000-level or above), with at least 18 credit hours from the MU Statistics Department.