Statistics
Master of Science in Statistics
Doctor of Philosophy
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Campus address: Will C. Hogg (WCH) 2.104, phone (512) 232-0693, fax (512) 232-1045, campus mail code: G2500
Mailing address: The University of Texas at Austin, Graduate Program in Statistics, Division of Statistics and Scientific Computation, 1 University Station G2500, Austin TX 78712
E-mail: vicki.keller@cns.utexas.edu
URL: http://ssc.utexas.edu/for-graduate-students
Facilities for Graduate Work
The Division of Statistics and Scientific Computation is located in the Will C. Hogg Building, which houses classrooms, faculty and administrative offices, and a statistical consulting center. The division offers campus-wide programming with the assistance of over one hundred associated faculty members in nine colleges and schools, the Population Research Center, and the Texas Advanced Computing Center. The division supports a computer lab for undergraduate and graduate courses, statistical consulting courses, a distinguished lecture series, an annual summer statistics institute, short courses on statistical software, and a graduate fellows program for students seeking consulting experience.
Areas of Study
Graduate degree candidates are expected to develop broad competence in the discipline as a whole as well as expertise in their chosen area of concentration. The Master of Science in Statistics is a two-year program that offers advanced training for students in classical and modern statistical methods. The program is designed for students preparing for careers in statistical professions, as well as those seeking additional statistical training while pursuing a doctoral degree in another discipline. The PhD program is a four-year degree that focuses on training future researchers on theory and methods of statistics. Major emphases are placed on probability models and modern computational statistical tools. Throughout the program, students are exposed to central ideas of both Bayesian and classical approaches to inference. The program integrates the following substantive areas of application into the Program of Work: biology, computer science, economics, education, engineering, government, neuroscience, and psychology.
Graduate Studies Committee
The following faculty members served on the Graduate Studies Committee in the spring semester 2013.
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Paul C Adams Susan N Beretvas J Eric Bickel Patrick L Brockett Carlos Marinho Carvalho Lawrence K Cormack Paul Damien Michael Daniels Inderjit S Dhillon Dragan Djurdjanovic Betsy S Greenberg John J Hasenbein Stephen A Jessee Timothy H Keitt David A Kendrick Tse-Min Lin John E Luecke Robert C Luskin |
Lauren A Meyers Douglas J Morrice David P Morton Peter Mueller Marc A Musick Jonathan William Pillow Daniel A Powers William H Press Pradeep Ravikumar Brian E Roberts Maytal Saar-Tsechansky Thomas W Sager Sahotra Sarkar James G Scott Thomas S Shively Chandler W Stolp Paul Von Hippel Claus O Wilke |