Applied Master of Science in Statistics
The Applied MS in Statistics is
intended for students pursuing advanced degrees in other fields who wish
to enhance their statistical knowledge and credentials by
obtaining a degree in Statistics in addition to their primary
field of study. Admission to this program requires that you have
been admitted for graduate studies in another field at UIUC.
To apply, download and complete the Application for
Secondary Masters Degree Program in Statistics:
The application must be endorsed by the graduate
studies director of your home department and submitted by the deadline
given below. During your course of study for the Applied MS in
Statistics you must transfer temporarily to the Department of Statistics
for at least one semester. Summer sessions do not count towards this
requirement. After satisfying this requirement you then transfer back to your primary
degree program. Interested students are encouraged to apply as
early as possible. The deadline for admission is one year before the
anticipated date of completion of the program. Current deadlines are
below:
| Semester of
Completion |
Deadline for
Application |
| Spring 2011 |
May 15, 2010 |
| Fall 2011 |
Dec 15, 2010 |
| Spring 2012 |
May 15, 2011 |
Submit the completed application to:
Applied MS Program
Department of Statistics, UIUC
101 Illini Hall, MC-374
725 S. Wright Street
Champaign, IL 61820 USA A total of nine courses,
constituting 36 graduate credit hours, are required
for the Applied M.S. degree with specialization. Students wishing information
beyond that provided here should contact the Director of
Graduate Studies in Statistics.
Prerequisites
- MATH 241 – Calculus III (Calculus through vector calculus)
- MATH 415 or 418 (Linear Algebra)
- STAT 400 (Statistics and Probability I)
Curriculum Requirements in Statistics (Four courses)
- STAT 410 (Statistics & Probability II)
- STAT 425 (Applied regression and design)
- STAT 427 (Statistical Consulting), or
approved internship, or simultaneous enrollment in another graduate
program that uses statistics.
- Additional Statistics course(s) not already
used to fulfill a requirement:
Eligible courses include STAT 424, 426, 428, 429, 525 and
571.
Course Requirements in Primary Field of Study (Five courses)
In addition to the core Statistics courses
selected above, 5 additional graduate courses must be completed
in your primary field, in an area relevant to the field of
Statistics. These courses are subject to approval by the Director of
Graduate Studies in Statistics.
Course Substitutions It is possible
to make substitutions for the core courses, but these require
approval by the Director of Graduate Studies in Statistics.
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