About the Program
The Statistics minor at Stanford introduces you to the science of learning from data, drawing evidence-based conclusions, and making informed decisions under uncertainty. Designed to complement undergraduate majors primarily in the social and natural sciences, this program helps you build a versatile, high-demand analytical toolkit to understand and impact our increasingly data-driven world.
What You'll Study
The Statistics minor is designed to enhance your primary major while preparing you for a wide range of future academic and professional opportunities.
Foundational and Practical Skills: You will gain essential theoretical and practical training in probability and statistics, learning how to correctly choose and apply statistical methods.
Future Opportunities: This minor equips you with highly valued skills that expand your postgraduate employment options and provide excellent preparation for future professional and graduate degree programs.
Meet Our Faculty
Our faculty are the intellectual heart of our program. As renowned researchers, passionate educators, and dedicated mentors, they drive innovation, shape the future of their fields, and inspire the next generation of leaders. Explore our directory to learn more about their teaching, research, and expertise.

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