Program Overview
New York Medical College's Master of Science in Biostatistics equips graduates with expertise in data analysis, predictive modeling, and healthcare optimization. The 36-credit program prepares students for careers as biostatisticians, data analysts, epidemiologists, and other healthcare professionals who use data to improve healthcare delivery and outcomes. Graduates are highly sought after by healthcare organizations for their ability to extract meaningful insights from data and contribute to improved patient care.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Program Overview:
New York Medical College's Master of Science in Biostatistics degree equips graduates with the expertise to collect, analyze, and interpret health-related data effectively. The program's graduates are highly sought after by various healthcare organizations for their ability to contribute to improved healthcare delivery and outcomes.
Program's Educational Objectives:
Upon completing the program, graduates will be proficient in:
- Data engineering principles
- Management and analysis of large datasets
- Developing predictive models to evaluate health outcomes
- Optimizing healthcare delivery systems
- Applying probability and risk assessment in decision-making
- Extracting meaningful insights from data analysis
Program Structure:
The M.S. in Biostatistics is a 36-credit program delivered in a traditional format. Classes are held in the late afternoon and evenings on campus.
Careers:
Graduates with a Master's in Biostatistics can pursue various career paths:
- Biostatistician
- Data Analyst
- Epidemiologist
- Health Policy Analyst
- Research Scientist