Western Michigan University offers a variety of statistics courses in which students can enroll. Below you will find information on each of the courses offered.
All course information is located in the WMU catalog.
Courses are offered on a rotating basis. Please plan your schedule accordingly.
- STAT 1600: Statistics and Data Analysis
- STAT 2160: Business Statistics
- STAT 2600: Data Analysis Using R
- STAT 2630: Introduction to Mathematical Statistics Using R
- STAT 3620: Probability
- STAT 3640: Foundations of Data Analysis
- STAT 3660: Data Analysis for Biosciences
- STAT 4640: Introduction to Statistical Computing
- STAT 4810: Communicating Statistical Results
- STAT 5450: Introduction to Bayesian Data Analysis
- STAT 5610: Applied Multivariate Statistical Methods
- STAT 5630: Sample Survey Methods
- STAT 5660: Nonparametric Statistical Methods
- STAT 5670: Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments
- STAT 5680: Regression Analysis
- STAT 5820: Time Series Analysis
- STAT 5850: Applied Data Mining
- STAT 5860: Computer Based Data Analysis
- STAT 5870: Big Data Analysis Using Python
- STAT 5990: Independent Study in Statistics
- STAT 6030: Fundamentals of Biostatistics
- STAT 6040: Statistics for Epidemiology
- STAT 6050: Fundamentals of Clinical Trials
- STAT 6350: Spatial Statistics
- STAT 6450: Applied Bayesian Statistics
- STAT 6460: Large Sample Theory
- STAT 6500: Statistical Theory I
- STAT 6600: Statistical Theory II
- STAT 6610: Multivariate Statistical Analysis
- STAT 6620: Applied Linear Models
- STAT 6630: Linear Models
- STAT 6640: Applied Mixed Models
- STAT 6650: Advanced Statistical Inference
- STAT 6660: Advanced Nonparametric Statistical Methods
- STAT 6680: Categorical Data Analysis
- STAT 6690: Studies in Probability and Statistics
- STAT 6800: SAS Programming
- STAT 6810: Survival Data Analysis
- STAT 6880: Statistical Research Tools
- STAT 6970: Data Science Masters Project
- STAT 6990: Reading and Research
- STAT 7120: Professional Field Experience
- STAT 7300: Doctoral Dissertation