University of Windsor
Mathematics and Statistics
Overview
Graduate study in Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Windsor focuses on advanced theory and methods across optimization, probability, and statistical inference. You’ll build research-ready skills through coursework and close academic support from faculty.
About this programme
Overview
The Mathematics and Statistics graduate program at the University of Windsor is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of advanced theories and methodologies in the fields of mathematics and statistics. This program emphasizes optimization, probability, and statistical inference, equipping students with essential research skills through a combination of coursework and personalized faculty support.
What you'll study
The curriculum encompasses a diverse array of themes that merge theoretical and applied mathematics and statistics. Students will engage in graduate-level courses tailored to their research interests, with the option to complete a research component depending on their selected degree route.
- Optimization
- Operational research
- Distance geometry
- Functional analysis
- Abstract harmonic analysis
- Number theory
- Representation theory
- Combinatorial aspects of representation theory
- Biostatistics
- Sequential analysis
- Survival analysis
- Statistical inference
- Stochastic processes
- Queuing theory
- Applied probability
This program promotes academic growth through selected coursework that deepens knowledge in chosen areas, supplemented by seminars and research-oriented learning experiences. Students pursuing a thesis or capstone project will work under faculty supervision to demonstrate their independent research capabilities.
Participants will benefit from a rich departmental research culture, which includes colloquia and opportunities to collaborate with visiting scholars.
Entry requirements
- Admission is contingent upon the applicant's academic record and preparedness for graduate-level study in their specialization.
- For those applying to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) pathway, a Master’s degree is typically required, although a four-year Bachelor’s degree may be acceptable in exceptional cases, with an average of 77% or equivalent.
- Applicants must submit transcripts from both undergraduate and Master’s programs, if applicable.
Career prospects
Graduates of the Mathematics and Statistics program are well-positioned for various career paths in academia, research, and industry. The analytical skills developed during the program prepare students for roles in data analysis, statistical consulting, operational research, and more. Additionally, the program provides a strong foundation for those wishing to pursue further academic endeavors, such as doctoral studies.
Work Permits
Upon completion of the program in Canada, graduates may qualify to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), contingent on fulfilling Canadian immigration requirements.
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