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Giving Blueday | March 15th, 2023 Support what you love about the U-M Department of Statistics.

U-M Statistics Program Receives Top 10 Ranking The Department of Statistics at the University of Michigan holds a top spot in national rankings.

Prof. Ambuj Tewari and his collaborators awarded $2M LSA "Meet the Moment" Grant Congratulations to Anne McNeil, Andrew Ault, Ambuj Tewari, Paul Zimmerman, Allison Steiner, and Mary Starr for their winning proposal on “Measuring, Modeling, and Mapping Microplastics in the Atmosphere of Michigan (M4AM)"

Bridge Master's Program in Applied Statistics An outstanding opportunity to take coursework with leading Statistics faculty, gain research experience, and prepare for PhD program application.

Standing Together

Now Accepting Applications: Master's Programs in Applied Statistics and Data Science Apply by February 1st!

50 Years of Michigan Statistics

Faculty Feature: Liza Levina Liza's current research interests focus on statistical analysis of network data and its applications, from social media to neuroimaging.

Data Science Master's Program A collaborative program with the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, the Department of Statistics, the School of Information and the Department of Biostatistics. We are thrilled to offer a one of a kind program!

Welcome to the Department of Statistics! Located in West Hall, through the iconic “West Engin Arches” on U-M’s central campus, the department offers top-ranked undergraduate and graduate programs. With renowned faculty members working on some of the most important problems of the day, and a fast-growing reputation as an international leader in statistical education and research, we continue to recruit the highest-quality faculty and students.

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Remembering Michael Woodroofe

Michael Woodroofe, Leonard J. Savage Professor Emeritus of Statistics at the University of Michigan, passed away on February 22, 2022, at the age of 81. Michael made many fundamental contributions at the interface between probablity and statistics, including sequential analysis and non-linear renewal theory, shape-restricted inference, and central limit theorems under dependence. He was one of the founders of the Michigan Department of Statistics in 1969 and the last solo editor of the Annals of Statistics. Michael was not only an exceptional statistician but also a great mentor who supervised over 40 PhD students, and a wonderful human being who touched many lives directly and indirectly. He is survived by his wife Fran and their three children. Michael Woodroofe leaves behind a great legacy and will be sorely missed. Michael Woodroofe's formal obituary.

Standing Together - Black Lives Matter

Updates to the Statistics Main Office Hours

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Michigan Undergraduate Students of Statistics (MUgSS)

Postdoctoral Position Available Working with Profs. Levina & Zhu

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