Academics

Learn how to incorporate the study and use of statistical methods and theories across a variety of disciplines.

Advance your training in statistical theory, methods and applications to help prepare for the pursuit of a doctoral degree or direct entry into the workplace.

Advance your training in statistical theory, methods and applications.

Advance your training in statistical theory, methods and applications to help prepare for the pursuit of a doctoral degree or direct entry into the workplace.

Gain foundational public health knowledge and competencies employers seek, and learn applied statistical methods.

Contribute new discoveries to the discipline of biostatistics through original, independent research.

Advance your statistical knowledge and programming techniques to better analyze data from a variety of sources, including clinical trials, observational studies and laboratory research.

Develop your knowledge and skills in biostatistical informatics: the study of high-dimensional data in biomedical and public health research.

The University at Buffalo proposes a new Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree program in Computational Data Science and Engineering (CDSE) to train scientists and engineers to lead in these disciplines.

There are a variety of options available to assist you with the cost of your education. 

Participate in programs that offer educational and leadership opportunities outside of the classroom.

Learn about the program that's right for you and how to apply to the School of Public Health and Health Professions.

You will be assigned a faculty advisor to assist in planning a program that meets your educational goals and to answer questions relating to graduate studies. The advisor will also assist you in selecting your field training experiences and chair your MPH culminating project. You should plan to consult with your advisor before registration each semester.