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The Master of Science (M.S.) in Applied Statistics program at the University of Michigan provides students with a strong foundation in statistical theory and methods, preparing them for careers in data analysis and statistical application across various fields. The program is designed to equip students with the skills to tackle complex data challenges, interpret results, and communicate findings effectively.

The University of Michigan School of Public Health offers two distinct undergraduate (bachelor's) degrees focused on public health: a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Community and Global Public Health and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Public Health Sciences. Both programs provide an interdisciplinary liberal arts education through the lens of public health, equipping students with a broad understanding of how to address current and emerging public health issues. Core courses build foundational knowledge, while additional requirements allow for specialization and exploration of diverse coursework. The BA program is ideal for students interested in the global and local forces impacting health, such as cultural, social, ethical, and political factors. Graduates are prepared for careers in health education, promotion, policy, administration, or non-profit and governmental work. The BS program suits students who prefer a science-based or clinical approach, and who plan to pursue graduate studies in public health or other health professions like medicine, dentistry, or nursing.