PhD in Statistics

George Washington University (GWU) offers a diverse range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various fields, including politics, international affairs, health sciences, business, and the arts. What distinguishes GWU is its strategic location in Washington, D.C., providing students with unparalleled access to government agencies, international organizations, and countless opportunities for internships and career advancement. The university's mission to promote public service and civic engagement aligns perfectly with its location in the heart of the nation's capital, inspiring students to become informed and active global citizens. Through its dedication to academic rigor, research, and a commitment to shaping future leaders, George Washington University prepares graduates to excel in their careers and contribute positively to society.

Statistics plays an important role throughout society, providing methodologies for advances in medicine, genetics, and other research arenas, and for making decisions in business and public policy. GW's PhD in statistics program provides advanced training in topics including probability, linear models, time series analysis, Bayesian statistics, inference, reliability, statistics in law and regulatory policy, and more. The degree provides training in theory and applications and is suitable for both full- and part-time students. Most graduate courses are offered in the early evening to accommodate student schedules.