Ph.D. (Biostatistics)

Doctor of Philosophy in Biostatistics

Ph.D. or Doctor of Philosophy in Biostatistics is doctorate course. This program is designed to produce a biometrician who has a deep knowledge of statistical theory and methodology, and who is able to apply this knowledge creatively to the solution of statistical problems arising in the biological and health sciences. This program encourages applicants who have undergraduate degrees in mathematics, statistics, biostatistics, or other related fields to apply. The program emphasizes theory, methods and applications of biostatistics that are central to modern interdisciplinary research. In addition to completing core courses in theory and methods of biostatistics, Ph.D. students are required to develop expertise in an area of application (e.g., epidemiology, economics, molecular biology, etc.).

Doctor of Philosophy in Biostatistics Eligibility    

• Post Graduate degree in relevant subject or equivalent with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
• Candidate should clear the common entrance exam conducted by the University for the Course.

Doctor of Philosophy in Biostatistics Colleges/Universities

• National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences
• Indian Veterinary Research Institute - IVRI

Doctor of Philosophy in Biostatistics Course Suitability

Course is suitable to prepare candidates for leadership roles in the development and application of statistical methods to biomedical research for the advancement of public health.

How is Doctor of Philosophy in Biostatistics Beneficial?

Candidates should have knowledge of the principles of biology and a strong undergraduate record in mathematics, including course work in advanced calculus and linear algebra. Program aims to train independent researchers in biostatistics applications and methodology.

Philosophy in Biostatistics Employment Area/ Job Type

• Statistician
• Professor
• Co-Director, Data Management & Statistical Analysis