Programme Details
PhD in Biostatistics
Duration : 3 - 5 Years
Credits : 180
These programmes are aimed at producing a highly trained cadre of individuals who will contribute to knowledge generation in the fields of Statistics and Biostatistics
Why study this programme?
- The programmes produce graduates in Statistics or in Biostatistics with the capacity to independently generate and impart knowledge in this field
- The programmes produce graduates with the capacity to independently conduct research in Statistics or Biostatistics and communicate results effectively
- The programmes enable graduates to acquire relevant transferable knowledge and skills (research, writing, etc) necessary for continued professional development
Admission Requirements
Students are admitted into these programmes if they hold a Master’s degree in Statistics or related disciplines obtained from accredited institutions of higher learning. Those with first class BSc honours degrees in Statistics are also admitted. Experience is not a substitute for these requirements.
Program Structure
This is a research programme
Career Opportunities/Prospects
- Biostatistician in Academia
- Clinical Trial Statistician
- Epidemiologist
- Biostatistics Researcher
- Biostatistics Consultant
Contact Information for more details
Email: emwakilama@unima.ac.mw
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