Ph.D. (Statistics)

Minimum THREE / FOUR years and Maximum FIVE / SIX years for FULL-time and PART-time research respectively.

• The PhD program in Statistics is a great research-based analytic program for those preparing for advancing their knowledge and expertise in aspects of the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of numerical data.
• Candidates can bring changes in documentation, policy, education, or technology, thus advancing the field of Statistics through their research.
• It is a branch of study that takes within it a broad spectrum of academic disciplines ranging from humanities to physical and social sciences.
• The study of Statistics involves both Mathematical as well as Applied Statistics. Applied Statistics is studied under two divisions’ namely descriptive Statistics and inferential Statistics.
• This course propagates to eligible candidates a wide base of advanced learning in Theoretical Statistics, Applied Statistics, Probability and such areas of study.

The goal to attain a PhD in Statistics degree will depend on each individual’s aspirations and goals. Some of the reasons to pursue this course are as follows.

• The Statistics course trains students for careers in the academic, public, private, or non-profit sectors and provides students with the ability to think critically, creatively and holistically in the field of Mathematics and Statistics.
• After completing the PhD Statistics course, candidates will be qualified for lecturer post in Statistics or Mathematics in colleges and universities. 
• They can join educational institutions as Teachers and Lecturers in schools and universities. 
• Candidates after earning their PhD degree can become the most skilled in their area of specialization. 
• Working professionals can also opt for a part-time program.