Doctor of Philosophy in Statistics

The primary purpose of the Ph.D. program in Statistics is to prepare statisticians for professional roles in research and application of statistics, operations research, or biostatistics. This activity may take place in academic, business, or government settings. The distinguishing characteristic of the Ph.D. program is its research dissertation. Consequently, a student entering the post-master's part of the program (i.e., becoming a doctoral student) must expect to embark on a more intense phase of preparation in the theory, methods, and application of statistics. In short, the doctoral program is designed for able students who are willing to undertake a program of advanced study and research. Gain rigorous training in statistical theories and methods within a collaborative research environment through the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Statistics in Temple University’s Fox School of Business. Prepare to address a variety of societal and scientific challenges using statistical tools and test the boundaries of current statistical knowledge. Working closely with world-class faculty at Temple University, you’ll acquire the ability to undertake original research for peer-reviewed academic publications, thorough knowledge of research methodology and its applications, an understanding of new statistical methods and how they apply across disciplines, and the expertise to communicate statistical knowledge effectively. The recommended background for Statistics PhD students includes math, computer science or programming, probability, and writing and communication. All applicants must have completed coursework in Differential and Integral Calculus, including Multivariable Calculus, as well as a course in Linear Algebra. Learn more about admissions requirements for Statistics PhD applicants.

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