The staff of the Statistical Laboratory provides expert statistical advice to researchers across the campus, to government agencies, and to industry. Students find the department an enjoyable and stimulating place to pursue graduate studies. There are 12 full-time and two adjunct faculty members and approximately 35 graduate students in the department. Students come to the University from a variety of backgrounds - across the country and around the world. The Department of Statistics is located in the heart of the University's beautifully landscaped lawns and only steps away from the historic Horseshoe.
All programs emphasize broad training in both applied and theoretical statistics.
Credit can later be applied toward a certificate or degree. To apply, go to the Graduate School Homepage and select the Non-Degree seeking application. Contact the graduate director , Don Edwards, for advice on what to take. It is designed to provide engineers and scientists with the modern data analytic tools needed for effective practice as a specialist in statistical methods. The CAS requires at least 18 semester hours of graduate credits in statistics, at least half of which must be courses at the 700-level or above having the STAT designator, completed within a period of six years before the award of the certificate.