192 PhD programmes in Statistics

The Mathematics and Statistics department at the University of New Brunswick offers top percentile research programs, plus the chance to study advanced topics with internationally-recognized faculty.

A doctoral degree in Statistics at the University of South Africa (UNISA) will require you to undertake research at the most advanced academic levels culminating in the submission, assessment and acceptance of a thesis.

In today's increasingly complex world, Portland State University's doctorate degree in Systems Science prepares you to understand and address high-impact problems that have proven resistant to traditional problem-solving methods.

Embark on a journey of mathematical and computational exploration at the University of Florence's distinguished Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics doctoral program.

The University of Warwick invites you to join our PhD/MPhil course in Statistics. Find out more about our MPhil/PhD in Statistics.

The University of Manitoba provides graduate students with excellent research opportunities in Statistics and probability while teaching you a variety of relevant applied theoretical courses that can be used in the modern world. Our programs offer students many useful options for pursuing their interests and professional goals.

Utilise expertise in quantitative methods from a range of disciplines to a higher level than is usually offered with this Advanced Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences programme at the University of Bath.

In the DPhil in Statistics at the University of Oxford, you will investigate a particular project in depth and write a thesis which makes a significant contribution to the field. 

The research interests of the faculty in the Department of Statistics at Rice University cover a wide spectrum of topics in applied and theoretical statistics from engineering, natural sciences, business, medicine, and social sciences.

The PhD programme in Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Sheffield is your chance to join the next generation of world-class researchers in mathematics and statistics, to contribute to knowledge and develop transferable research skills.

At the Carnegie Mellon University, we offer our graduate students a phd degree in Statistics - Engineering and Public Policy. 

By pursuing a PhD at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics from Concordia University Montréal, you will play a critical role in shaping and advancing the mathematical sciences.

The Statistics program at Northwestern University provides students with comprehensive training in statistical theory, methodology, and the application of statistical methods to problems in a wide range of fields.

The interdisciplinary program in Applied Mathematics and Statistics and Scientific Computation (AMSC) at the University of Maryland offers graduate study leading to a Doctor of Philosophy degree with concentrations in applied mathematics, applied statistics, and scientific computation.

The Higher Education Leadership and Management (HELM) DBA programme from the Luiss Business School equips senior higher education managers with the skills to create and strengthen their management, leadership and decision-making capabilities needed to face the latest technological and organisational dynamics.

The Statistics Research programme offered by King's College London explores statistical theory, computational methods, and data-driven modelling to address complex scientific and societal questions.

The Statistical Science programme offered by Indiana University Bloomington develops advanced expertise in quantitative inference, probabilistic modelling, and analytical methodology.

The Statistics PhD program at University of Washington prepares students for research careers in theory and application of probability and statistics in academic and non-academic (e.g., industry, government) settings. 

Established in 1983, the Department of Statistics at University of British Columbia is internationally renowned for its excellence in research and the high calibre of its faculty members.

The Statistics program at the University of Cincinnati represents achievement of a broad knowledge of statistics, of the ability to communicate statistics in both written and oral form, and of a demonstrated creative ability in a particular branch of statistics.