Turn Data into Valuable Insight
Our MS in Statistics and Data Science program gives students the analytical and computational foundation to transform complex data into meaningful insights. As part of this program, you’ll gain hands-on experience using Python, R, and other cutting-edge tools to manage, analyze, and visualize complex data. Projects and research opportunities help you apply classroom learning to real data-driven problems.
At Lehigh, an R1 research institution, you’ll join a collaborative community where quantitative reasoning meets real-world application. Faculty members and peers alike will challenge and support you as you develop the technical expertise and critical thinking skills needed to address data-driven problems.
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Supporting Positive Student Outcomes: College of Arts and Sciences
9:1
Student to faculty ratio
94%
Of CAS graduate students receive funding to support their education
Industries
CAS graduates frequently join the following industries:
- Government (41%)
- Higher Education (24%)
- Healthcare (18%)
- Energy (6%)
- K–12 Education (6%)
- Nonprofit (5%)
Why Lehigh?
At Lehigh, you’ll find the right balance of academic rigor, personal support, and practical experience that sets our MS in Statistics and Data Science program apart. With us, you’ll benefit from:
MS in Statistics and Data Science Admissions Requirements
Wondering how to apply to the program? Here’s what you need to know:
Application Deadlines
The application deadline for this program is June 30.
What You Need to Apply
- Completed online application
- $50 non-refundable application fee
- Official transcripts (unofficial transcripts are acceptable for application review)
- Two letters of recommendation
- Personal statement
- Resume/CV
- Demonstrated English proficiency (if applicable)
FAQs
When is the final deadline to apply?
All applications for the Statistics and Data Science MS program are due by June 30.
When do classes start?
This program begins in the fall, which means classes start in late August.
How long does the degree take to complete?
Students in this program typically complete 30 credit hours over the course of four semesters.
Are scholarships available?
Lehigh offers a limited number of distinguished fellowships and scholarships for outstanding graduate students. Academic departments may nominate candidates, who are then selected by a faculty committee. Awards may include multi-year stipends and tuition support.