MS Thesis Program Information Session
Attend an information session Wednesday, November 12 from 1 - 2 p.m. for an overview of the MS Thesis program admissions and application process. The session also includes an overview of the program's focus, format, curriculum, research opportunities, hands-on work experience, and post-degree job outlook. RSVP or learn more
The Master of Science (MS) Thesis is a 24-month program that provides comprehensive training in biostatistical theory and methods with a research-based thesis.
Highlights
- Provides the rigorous academic preparation for students who wish to pursue a doctoral degree or research position in biomedical, clinical and laboratory settings at universities, public health agencies, private companies, and scientific start-ups.
- Builds an excellent foundation in statistical theory (the science of biostatistics) and biomedical data analysis (the practice of applying biostatistics).
- Follows an innovative curriculum taught by internationally recognized faculty who are dedicated to educating the next generation of biostatisticians.
- 2025-26 MS Thesis Degree Estimated Costs and Financial Support (pdf)
- 2025-26 Student Fees (pdf)
Program type: state-funded | program costs
As a student at UW in the MS Thesis program, not only will you earn your degree from a #1-ranked biostatistics program, you will join an engaged community of students, faculty, and scientists at the cutting edge of impact research.