Faculty Opening
The Department of Biostatistics seeks candidates to fill a tenure-track faculty position at the assistant or associate professor level.
Faculty Opening
The Department of Biostatistics seeks candidates to fill a faculty position at the level of full professor with tenure, who will take a leadership role as the director of the Center for Biostatistics in AIDS Research (CBAR).
Advancing health science research, education, and practice by turning data into knowledge and addressing the greatest public health issues of the 21st century.
The Department of Biostatistics at the Harvard Chan School offers an unparalleled environment to pursue research and education in statistical science while being at the forefront of efforts to benefit the health of populations worldwide.
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- Our faculty are leaders in the development of statistical methods for clinical trials and observational studies, studies on the environment, and genomics/genetics
- Our graduates are armed with exceptional analytic and computing skills and are thriving in a wide range of careers in academia, industry, the government, and beyond
- Our innovative approaches to computational biology, quantitative genomics and the analysis of massive data are strengthened by a deep foundation in theory and application
- Our unique community provides countless resources and collaborative opportunities within Harvard Medical School, the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and world-class hospitals in Boston
Why Harvard Biostats?
Watch one student’s inspiring story of what led them to study Biostatistics at Harvard.
What Sets Us Apart?
Learn more about our pioneering research and our community of leading scientists, educators & students.
Academics
Our programs provide students with a rigorous training in statistical theory, methods, and computation—and to use what they learn in the classroom to address real-world problems in public health.
Faculty
Our Faculty work with researchers both locally and globally to apply statistical and computational methods to HIV and infectious disease research, chronic diseases, environmental health research, neurology, cancer, and psychiatry.
Our Faculty work with researchers both locally and globally to apply statistical and computational methods to HIV and infectious disease research, chronic diseases, environmental health research, neurology, cancer, and psychiatry.