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The program covers key disciplines such as statistical theory (focusing on fundamentals, Bayesian analysis, decision-making frameworks, and nonparametric methods), probability (including stochastic processes, asymptotic analysis, and weak convergence), information science, computational biology and genetics, pattern classification, data analytics and artificial intelligence, neural networks, complex network analysis, optimization techniques, statistical computing, as well as graphical modeling approaches. Armed with this expertise, program alumni have secured prestigious roles across academia, corporate sectors, and public institutions. For specific examples, please refer to our graduate directory.
Applicants must have completed your undergraduate degree (bachelor's or equivalent) or will have completed it prior to your intended matriculation date at Yale.