Master of Science (MSc) in Biostatistics

• Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution

• Strong background in mathematics, statistics, or quantitative sciences

• Completion of coursework in calculus, linear algebra, and probability/statistics

• Submission of academic transcripts

• Statement of purpose

• Letters of recommendation

• English language proficiency proof for international applicants

• Relevant programming or data analysis experience is preferred

• Interview may be conducted for selected applicants

The MS in Biostatistics at the Perelman School of Medicine provides advanced training in statistical methodology and data science applied to biomedical and clinical research. The program is delivered through the Department of Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Informatics, which is widely recognized for excellence in quantitative health sciences. Students gain strong theoretical knowledge alongside practical training in statistical computing, clinical trial design, epidemiological data analysis, and predictive modeling. The curriculum integrates modern analytical tools and software used in healthcare research and pharmaceutical development. Students often collaborate with medical researchers and participate in interdisciplinary research projects. The program prepares graduates for careers in public health agencies, pharmaceutical companies, academic research institutions, and healthcare analytics organizations. The Perelman School of Medicine offers access to world-class faculty, research facilities, and collaborative learning environments. Graduates develop strong analytical and research skills essential for advancing evidence-based healthcare and biomedical innovation.