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Michigan Biostatistics graduates have great job opportunities across a number of fields and industries including higher education, research, pharmaceuticals, government organizations, hospitals, medicine, and health care, and private industry. They pursue careers in biostatistics that transform public health issues large and small, from pandemics to cancer treatments and public policy.
This data was collected from a self-report survey of 2025 graduates from the Department
of Biostatistics, administered by the Michigan Public Health Careers Office. This
survey had a 73% response rate among Biostatistics graduates.
Among the graduates who responded, 54% indicated that they are employed and 35% indicated that they are currently pursuing an advanced degree, such as a Doctorate.
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Biostatistics graduates pursue a wide range of careers across industries and organizations. Salary varies based on position, experience, and sector.
Of the 17 graduates who are employed in the workforce and responded to this question, the minimum salary reported was $45,000 and the maximum salary reported was $108,000.
Michigan Public Health Biostatistics PhD student Liying Chen transforms clinical medicine experience into impactful public health research. Chen harnesses statistics, AI, and big data for cancer, mental health, and substance use, supported by a diverse community and renowned mentorship.
University of Michigan School of Public Health Biostatistics PhD student Justice Akuoko-Frimpong combines teaching excellence with impactful research. As a statistician on the CAPTURE study for COPD respiratory disease, he analyzes data to improve patient care while mentoring future public health professionals.
Nathan Szeto knows the power of numbers. As a Master of Science student in Biostatistics at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, he’s found a way to combine his love for mathematics with his desire to help others. His persistence and curiosity led him to a field where he can make a significant impact.
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