As the need for health care and health care programs continues to grow, so does the requirement to evaluate these programs. A degree in biostatistics prepares prospective students to become theoretical researchers and applied statisticians of public health, giving them the tools to tackle health-related issues using statistical skills. One master program (Master of Science in Public Health) and one doctoral path (Doctor of Philosophy) are available.
 

The Master of Science in Public Health (M.S.P.H.) degree is designed for those who wish to acquire skills necessary for doing research in public health.

For students interested in acquiring the skills necessary for doing research in public health, our Master of Science in Public Health program prepares you, through lectures and practical experiences, for involvement in biostatistical research. It also prepares researchers to apply statistical techniques to health problems and issues.